Boone: Eternity Springs: The McBrides of Texas

I loved reading Boone and Hannah’s story in Boone by Emily March; book 18 in her Eternity Springs series. So far, if you’ve been reading this series, the only things we knew about Boone was that he was single, , a lawyer, best friends with his cousins Jackson and Tucker, and that he left his native Texas to move to Eternity Springs. Finally, we get to know more about him and the mystery surrounding him. This story is not only about Boone, but also about Hannah. Note: keep tissues nearby while reading this story. Boone McBride appears to be a man who has it all; good looks, deep pockets, and a job he enjoyed. Despite having lots of friends, few know about his the heartbreak and the reasons behind his decision to leave his home, family and career in Austin to move to the isolated, small town of Eternity Springs, in the Colorado Rockies. Eternity Springs is a magical town, helping wounded people heal and Boone was no exception. Driving pass Lover’s Leap, Boone recognizes a troubled soul, sitting on the ledge, and without thinking, stops to help. Hannah Dupree has tragically lost everything she ever loved; her will to live and keep going has been deserting her. When Boone walks into her life, determined to save her, Hannah finds it easier to go along with him than to resist. It doesn’t take long before Hannah is drawn into the life and magic of Eternity Springs. As her spirit begins to heal and her strength returns, she finds it within herself to stand up to the hardheaded, big-hearted Boone. When shadows from the past jeopardize their love and happiness, Hannah and Boone must reach within to find their inner strength, to stand strong and united. Their old ghosts must be defeated in order for Hannah and Boone can forge a life together full of love. Ms. March wrote a sweet and emotional story that should not be missed. It was a story filled with magnetic attraction, sizzling chemistry, and endearing characters that help Boone and Hannah find their love and happiness. I highly recommend Boone to other readers and look forward to Emily March’s next book. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

Thanks go to the publisher and Net-Galley for a complimentary copy of Boone: Eternity Springs by Emily March. I voluntarily agreed to read and review this novel prior to publication. My opinions are my own, and no one has influenced them. Boone: Eternity Springs is a great addition to The McBrides of Texas series. The pacing kept me engaged from the first page to the last. The book is well written with engaging characters and a plot that will touch your heart. Hannah Dupree’s character is such a tortured soul with personal losses few can handle, but she is determined to do it. While taking a cleansing journey, she stumbles upon the enchanting town of Eternity Springs. She feels it’s a place of solace, a place where she can heal. Boone McBride is a compelling hero who hides his pain behind his smooth-talking ways and astonishing good looks. When he accepts custody for an infant from a young woman he believes he failed, he’s determined to be the best father possible. Although he has a lot of complications in his life, he can’t resist Hannah. In her, he senses another wounded soul, and he wants to help her find peace. The romance between Hannah and Boone is lovely. Since both of them are recovering from their troubled past, they fit together from the beginning, and I truly wanted them to find their happy ending. If you enjoy contemporary romance that has a character-driven plot with the amazing characters from the Eternity Springs series, then you will love Boone as much as I did. While this can easily be read as a stand-alone novel, I encourage you to read Ms. March’s Eternity Springs series. It’s amazing. Happy reading!

Boone by Emily March The McBrides of Texas #3 Three cousins star in this trilogy of romance stories set in Texas. All three men, and the women they ended up with, were strong wonderful people and their romances a delight to read. In this, the final book of the series, we learn about Boone’s life before he moved away from the big city and we also get to know Hannah’s backstory with the losses that drew her into a deep dark hole that nearly sucked her into its maws. All of the Eternity Springs series stories bring hope, love, and happily ever after endings to at least one couple and sometimes more. What I liked: * Boone: strong, intelligent, caring, kind, compassionate, giving and a great book boyfriend. He steps in and does what needs to be done and is a safe place to land for the woman he pretty much falls for soon after meeting her. * Hannah: a good person dealing with a huge loss who arrives just where she needs to be to heal, fall in love and begin again. She and Boone are perfect together. * Seeing Tucker and Jackson again and hearing how they and their partners are doing * Holly: a wonderful little girl * The growth made by both Boone and Hannah * Celeste and the idea of the wings blazon * The uplifting emotional feel of the story * The idea that one can love again * Bree and her birth mother – what a sad story but what a happy ending * Ranger: a sweet puppy * The reality of what it is like to be a parent with a newborn * The romance and glamping and all the rest * All of it really except… What I didn’t like: * The losses both Boone and Hannah sustained in the past – they happen to many but are never easy to deal with * Saying goodbye to the series when I read the last page. Did I enjoy this book? Yes Would I read more by this author? Definitely Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for the ARC – This is my honest review. 5 Stars