Twenty-three-year-old Sawyer Grace was an orphan, abandoned at birth on the banks of Bearhead Creek, Montana. It was by God's grace that he was alive when old Joe Wilson found him.
He provided Sawyer with everything and brought him up like his gran...
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About The Series:
Welcome To Fordsville, the fictional western town, fifteen minutes' drive away from Great Falls, Montana. Set at the far edge of Fordsville, in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, at the base of the Continental Divide, the Wild Creek Ranch is a picturesque place indeed. Surrounded by mountains, fields and forests with a clear, sparkling river running through it, this is home to the entire Wild Creek Ranch Series!
This is the fourth book of the Love In Montana Series, set against the beautiful backdrop of Montana. The names of some places are entirely a product of the author's imagination. This series deals with the heartwarming, sweet, country-based love stories of the Wilson siblings and their cousins. We had met them in the 14 Days With You (Forbidden Love Series Book) as River Ann Wilson's family members.
Meet The Wilson Family:
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Story Summary
Twenty-three-year-old Sawyer Grace was an orphan, abandoned at birth on the banks of Bearhead Creek, Montana. It was by God's grace that he was alive when old Joe Wilson found him. He provided Sawyer with everything and brought him up like his grandchild. Sawyer was indebted to the whole Wilson family for accepting him as their own. He worked hard at the family ranch, ready to help them in any way he could. What would he do when Joe Wilson's beautiful granddaughter Renée Wilson, six years younger than him, confessed her feelings for him? Since childhood, Sawyer had always protected and cared for Renée. When she turned thirteen, she realized her deep feelings for him, yet he ignored her. She bore it with a smile on her face until he left home when she turned eighteen. Did he leave forever?
What will Renée do? Will she forget her only love? Did Sawyer really have no feelings for Renée?
