The Ranger

Enjoyable story of a wonderful man who finds his better half by following the instant mutual attraction and sticking to her in her challenging circumstances with unconditional understanding, encouraging, and supporting steadfast love!

Brice and Mary's tale in The Ranger by Julia Justiss, book three in her McAllister Brothers series, is a story of finding love after tragedy and learning to trust. Texas Ranger Brice McAllister has always been there to help and protect everyone, but he’s been hurt and is no longer looking for love. Mary Williams/Maria Giordano reinvented herself and relocated after the death of her fiancé. She was so not ready for another serious relationship. Brice recognized a kindred spirit and slowly works his magic to get Mary to trust him, to spend time with him, to open up to him; to allow their attraction to bloom. This sweet love story has a little drama and a whole lot of cuteness in the form of a little girl named Bunny; Mary’s neighbor and Brice’s goddaughter. Bunny played a large part in getting Brice and Mary together. Although I enjoyed this story, and the series, but wish there had been a little more resolution to the troubles at the ranch. Ms. Justiss wrote a sweet, slow-burn romance filled with strong magnetism, intense chemistry, wonderful dialogue, and endearing characters giving Brice and Mary a chance at love and a future together. I highly recommend The Cowboy to other readers. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

This is amazing. The characters are very inviting and captivating. The possibility of finding a love interest that neither were looking for is written a sweet, heartfelt and intriguing way. This ranger has a big heart of compassion, is dedicated to his job and takes protecting his family and loved ones very serious. I feel like Mary is the strong, silent type which is reasonable, her love for kids is obvious and very touching. Love this series and the family land puzzle adds some intense mystery, can't wait to read what's next. I received a free copy of this book and voluntarily chose to read and leave a review.