This is a clean cowboy romance. This is the second chance romance of Kelly and Josh. I have twin boys, so I love reading books with twins. I love that in this book the twin boys are really different because most twins are totally different. I love this book show Josh trying to get in his kids life over years. This book is less about the romance, but it is more about the twins and Josh trying to figure out how to be a Dad and the Rodeo. The characters really drove this book, so if you like character driven books you should give this book a try. I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book by the publisher (Harlequin Heartwarming) or author (Julianna Morris) via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review , and I want to send a big Thank you to them for that.

This is book 1 in the Hearts of Big Sky series. Champion bull rider Josh is stopping over in Montana to look at a business opportunity. He runs into old girlfriend Kelly who has hidden the fact he is the father of twin boys. As they work on a solution they find themselves falling back in love. This book is advertised as a clean romance and it is a sweet story. Looking forward to the others in the series. I received a copy of this ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Second chance romances and secret baby tropes are always hit and miss for me. This one was pretty decent. I felt that the author made it more about the main character trying to grow and become a father and partner. This made this book worth reading to me. I enjoyed the read and recommend.
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Who are Kelly and Josh? How do they meet? Where is Kindred Ranch? Who are Harry and Kathleen Beaumont? Who are Casey and Marc? This story was so much fun to read! I liked Grant and Betsy. The county rodeo week was fun to read about and the time leading up to it. I was not sure how I felt about Josh at first but ended up really liking him. What a surprise ending!

I liked Josh and Kelly's story. The back up cast was great as well. Sweet and not a lot of angst to take away from the read. Sometimes Rodeo stars have to make the right choice.