Sometimes it takes losing everything to find what you really need...
Midwife Melinda Sweet loved her husband before she learned of his wealth and she loves him still, despite the fact that it's gone. Unfortunately, while she knows the collapse of his Chicago financial services business had nothing to do with him, he believes otherwise. His sickeningly upbeat adjustment to their new - and temporary - life on his grandfather's rundown honey farm is a foil to cover the burden of failure. She wasn't expecting to throw - in five weeks - the traditional Sweet Christmas Open House, but it's a good earning opportunity and how hard could it be?
Austin Sweet is determined to make his wife proud of him again. But he also wants to erase the sting of shame he feels from his parents, to whom he owes a debt of gratitude for arranging for this caretaking job. Getting paid to fix up this disaster is better than living in their basement, sure. But what does he know about bees? Or broken plumbing? Or cleaning a chimney?
But when Austin's grandfather gives him the farm as a Christmas gift, there's only one response. Accepting the gift will secure a future that will make his wife, who misses her own career, even more unhappy than she already is. Refusing the gift will finalize the rift between him and his family, but he'd rather lose them than Melinda.
Then he discovers she's spared him the choice. Austin's not-so-Sweet side rears up as he determines that he's done trying to make everyone happy. He'll get his wife back, no matter what. And they'll decide their future together.
Read the complete MONTANA HOME series
Book 1: Finding Home
Book 2: A Sweet Montana Christmas
Book 3: The Cowboy Next Door
Book 4: Cinderella's Cowboy
