Never Look Back

Never Look Back was the second Betsy Brannon Green book I've read and I have to say I enjoyed it more than the first book 'Hearts In Hiding', and I liked that one. This time around I felt the romance was better played out, even though it still seemed to lack just a bit. But the main plot of the book was what kept me gripped and turning pages. It's not fear gripping suspense, but just tense enough you have to know who/what/when/how/why. While Sydney, the main character, was hard to like at first (she's so bitter and moody), just about all the other characters were enjoyable to read. By halfway through the book, I was losing hope that Sydney would be able to overcome her issues and would remain a sour grape for the rest of her life. But I was proven wrong by the end of the book and was pleased with the direction the main characters went and ended the book feeling mostly satisfied, but a bit hollow, because by the end, I wanted the romantic story of Sydney and Cole to continue. But in the end, I was satisfied enough that I will be picking up another Brannon Green soon. She's becoming a new favorite author for me.

Betsy Brannon Green has done it again! This book was wonderful. I didn't want to stop reading it. The story is about Sydney Lovell, who after several years of marriage, is devastated when her husband asks her for a divorce. She takes her three children and moves in with her grandmother, but she can't forgive her ex-husband, Craig Cochran, for what he has done. While working as a waitress she meets Cole Brackner, a single, attractive man and develops a friendship. With his help she begins to forgive Craig and heal from the pain she has been experiencing, but soon Cole has problems of his own as he is pressured to sell his property. When he resists, his tires are slashed, horrible rumors emerge about him, and his cattle are poisoned. As he and Sydney come closer to the truth they find themselves fighting forces that are willing to do anything to keep the truth from being known. Betsy Brannon Green has written another amazing book and I urge all who enjoy a good page turner to try it out for themselves.

One of my co-workers suggested this book. She told me I was like the main lady character...LOL I am!! It was so much fun to read.