I loved this book from start to finish and I couldn't put it down, I found myself reading it at work in my lunch breaks, willing myself to stay awake after a night shift just to see the story unfold. Undeniably Yours is a real 'knight in shining armour' story. It follows the primary character Meg Cole who moves back to her home of Whispering Ranch, Texas to take over the role of CEO at her family's oil business. But it is not her style and then she goes and falls in love with the ranch's thoroughbred racehorse farm's manager Bo Porter. She's a rich girl and he's from the working class but they have God in common and they are both willing to let God lead their lives even when Meg needs rescuing from her past. Wade has a really nice writing style and this book was a page turner. Everyone likes a cowboy and Bo was certainly appealing which made me want to be Meg. Well in my dreams anyway! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I loved this book from start to finish and I couldn't put it down, I found myself reading it at work in my lunch breaks, willing myself to stay awake after a night shift just to see the story unfold. Undeniably Yours is a real "knight in shining armour" story. It follows the primary character Meg Cole who moves back to her home of Whispering Ranch, Texas to take over the role of the CEO at her family's oil business. But it's not her style and then she goes and falls in love with the ranch's thoroughbred racehorse farm's manager Bo Porter. She's a rich girl and he's from the working class but they have God in common and they are both willing to let God lead their lives even when Meg needs rescuing from her past. Wade has a really nice writing style and this book was a page-turner. Everyone likes a cowboy and Bo was certainly appealing which made me want to be Meg. Well, in my dreams anyway! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I loved this book from start to finish and I couldn't put it down, I found myself reading it at work in my lunch breaks, willing myself to stay awake after a night shift just to see the story unfold. Undeniably Yours is a real "knight in shining armour" story. It follows the primary character Meg Cole who moves back to her home of Whispering Ranch, Texas to take over the role of the CEO at her family's oil business. But it's not her style and then she goes and falls in love with the ranch's thoroughbred racehorse farm's manager Bo Porter. She's a rich girl and he's from the working class but they have God in common and they are both willing to let God lead their lives even when Meg needs rescuing from her past. Wade has a really nice writing style and this book was a page-turner. Everyone likes a cowboy and Bo was certainly appealing which made me want to be Meg. Well, in my dreams anyway! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

I loved this book from start to finish and I couldn't put it down, I found myself reading it at work in my lunch breaks, willing myself to stay awake after a night shift just to see the story unfold. Undeniably Yours is a real "knight in shining armour" story. It follows the primary character Meg Cole who moves back to her home of Whispering Ranch, Texas to take over the role of the CEO at her family's oil business. But it's not her style and then she goes and falls in love with the ranch's thoroughbred racehorse farm's manager Bo Porter. She's a rich girl and he's from the working class but they have God in common and they are both willing to let God lead their lives even when Meg needs rescuing from her past. Wade has a really nice writing style and this book was a page-turner. Everyone likes a cowboy and Bo was certainly appealing which made me want to be Meg. Well, in my dreams anyway! Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Apart from a first kiss that pretty much pegs the sizzle-o-meter, this romance is a Texas-size fairy tale with a big helping of real-life grit. Putting Bo in a dual sort of Cinderella-as-the-Prince role while keeping Meg as the compassionate, ivory-tower-Princess-who-needs-saving, Wade turns the tables on all sorts of preconceived notions while keeping both characters real, identifiable, and driven ? even when they're not sure what they're supposed to be driving toward. I wasn't ready for this story to end, but when it did, I sighed the happy/longing sort of sigh that romance readers know so well, as in: I'm so sorry that it's over, but ... ahhh. I'm so very satisfied. Definitely one for the keeper shelf!