To Protect His Brother's Baby: An Uplifting Inspirational Romance (Sundown Valley, 6)

A well written inspirational romance. Good plot, well developed characters and a nice setting. I recommend this book. I received an advance ebook from the publisher and Netgalley. This is my unbiased review.

This book is the 6th In a series, but it reads fine on its own. I had been wanting to read a "Love Inspired" book for awhile and this was just so sweet. A cowboy and the woman who is carrying his brother's child? Can't you just imagine how it unfolds? It was a light, easy read but the perfect happily ever after.

A rodeo cowboy returns home to find a pregnant woman living in his house. She's planted a garden, raising chickens and goats, and has spruced up his home. When he finds out she was misled by his now decreased half brother he feels guilty. He agrees to let her be the caretaker of the house until the baby's born. He doesn't expect the feelings he's experiencing. When his birth father, who's never acknowledged him, shows up to stake a claim on the baby, the stakes are raised. This is a fun and funny story of an unlikely couple who strive to make a better life for the next generation. Add in a quirky neighbor and acts of generosity, you've got an enjoyable story to read. Although I received a free ARC ebook from Netgalley and the publisher, all thoughts and opinions are my own.

This was an interesting book to read. To Protect His Brother’s Baby is written by Linda Goodnight and I was excited to try it out. I did enjoy this book but there were times when the characters annoyed me a bit. Taylor was kind of annoying at times, but I grew to understand her as I read the book. She felt a bit immature so it was cool to see her grow and see her need for the Lord. Taylor had to learn to ask for help and that she didn’t need to do everything on her own. I really liked Wilder. He was such a kind character and he was trying his best. He wasn’t searching for a family and Taylor really surprised him. Wilder had to learn to trust in God’s plan and that he wasn’t his father. Taylor and Wilder were sweet together. I liked the easy romance between them. The book was engaging and I did end up enjoying it. However, I did wish that the character's faith was more prevalent and part of the story. I would recommend To Protect His Brother’s Baby to those who enjoy Christian contemporary fiction. To Protect His Brother’s Baby is a clean Christian contemporary fiction. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from the publisher through Netgalley. All views expressed are only my honest opinion, a positive review was not required.

Ms. Goodnight does such an excellent job of writing about the challenges that people encounter in their lives. I thoroughly enjoy reading her books and will recommend to family and friends.