Sierra's Homecoming

did not not like the two stories that was really one very boring

Linda Lael Miller has a way with words and when she wrote the McKetttrick series and included Sierra's Homecoming, it just tied the whole family together. I enjoyed reading the book immensely and look forward to more from this series if she is willing to continue with it. It is a very vivid adaptation of life on the ranch from the 1800's to present. I recommend this author and the series to anyone who likes western style romance. I never did until I read these books.

This was a wonderful suprise... and not just some holiday story churned out. I read it in one setting. Loved the fact that you had two love stories connected over time, and each was fantastic in its own right. Forgive the cliche, but I laughed and I cried! Sierra is a single mom in 2007 who has just recently learned she is a McKettrick, and has moved to the Triple M Ranch. She is slowly acclimating to this large, wealthy family and to Travis, who appears to be the ranch hand. Hannah is a widow and single mother in 1919 who lives at the Triple M with her son and her brother-in-law, Doss McKettrick. Like Sierra, she feels a growing attraction to the man in her life. Somehow, these two worlds cross and both boys and both mothers find a way to reach out to each other over time. I loved this book. It moved along quickly with great dialog and steamy moments. Just the thing for a cold winter's night!

Ms. Miller does it again with another winner in the continuing saga of the McKettrick family. In SIERRA'S HOMECOMING, she brings together a historical setting and modern day venue for a beginning to the contemporary McKettrick family. Be sure to begin the series with HIGH COUNTRY BRIDE, SHOTGUN BRIDE, SECONDHAND BRIDE and MCKETTRICK'S CHOICE with more novels in the series to come!

Linda Lael Miller never fails to bring life, love, and warmth to whatever genre she decides to put to prose. Sierra's Homecoming is a poignant tale of two women generations apart that experience similar conflicts. I do believe we are somehow connected to those who came before us and likewise to those who come after us. She brings this to life in such an elegant manner. Her dialogue is funny and realistic. I love how she can invent characters that you love for generations. She did this for the Sweetwater series and the Primrose series and I loved it.

Sierra finds herself and her son on the Triple M Ranch, meeting the handsome caretaker, Travis Reid. As the days pass by, her son tells her he is seeing a boy in his room. Then Sierra discovers items mysteriously disappearing. In 1919, Harrah McKettrick and her son live on the Triple Ranch and discover that they may not be the only ones living in the house. This is an interesting `time travel' twist of a story. I found it very fun and enjoyable. It only took me 2 days to read the book. If you loved the previous books on the McKettricks, you will love this one.