
Wildflower Road
by Janine Rosche

Series: Madison River Romance #2
Published by Berkley Books
Publication Date October 13, 2020
Genres: Christian Fiction, Clean Romance
Setting: Montana Contemporary
Main Character Ages: 25-34
Written for: Adults
Pages: 336
Synopsis:
A young widow is tempted to love again after her heartbreaking loss in this new Madison River Romance.
After her husband's tragic death, Ryann Marie Ashcroft's only remaining dream is to save her family's struggling mountain resort. And the last person she wants to rely on is a brooding stranger with secrets of his own.
Nicknamed America's rock-and-roll pastor, Shane Olson arrives in Montana after a viral video destroys his marriage, his ministry, and his reputation. Working side by side on the banks of the Madison River, he and Ryann get a second chance at love. But not everyone wants to see their happily ever after.
I would like to thank Berkley, Netgalley for giving me a copy of this book. This gift did not influence my opinion or review.
Also in this series: This Wandering Heart
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What a powerful story of redemption!
When Shane’s world fell apart, he thought God had turned His back on him and he, therefore, stopped having anything to do with God. Yet in His patient, loving manner, the Good Shepherd didn’t let His sheep stray too far from the fold before He brought him back in. I loved the way Shane began to see that when we fall, God is there to pick us up and make us stronger as we realize our utter dependence on Him.
The romance between Shane and Ryann was very sweet, especially as each of them had been broken in their past and needed patience and healing. Poor Ryann needed a man who wouldn’t run away when things got tough – as other men in her life had.
There are some serious subject matters dealt with here. Assault, suicide, and alcoholism. Each is handled sensitively with no excessive details given. Readers who need to steer clear of these topics should beware.
In addition, corruption and blackmail also played a part, though I’ll let you discover how. This made for slightly uncomfortable reading – I was squirming at the thought of no place to go, no one to help, and the lives destroyed due to the corruption in authority – how frightening that would be!
If you enjoy your romance with a more serious edge, Wildflower Road is a well-written story that shows the darkness in man – to emphasize the light!
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