Description
Kelly Collins invites you back to Aspen Cove, the charming mountain town where dreams never die and love lives on forever.
Poppy Dawson has spent her entire life wanting what she can’t have – namely, Mark Bancroft, Aspen Cove’s deputy sheriff. Growing up the daughter of a cattle rancher, she’d had no time for silly things such as love. But after watching her terminally ill mother wither, Poppy realizes that life is not only unpredictable, it’s short. She has to decide if she’ll settle for the life laid out for her or the life she desires.
Abandoned by his no-good father at the age of eight, Mark Bancroft has spent over 20 years trying to redeem his family name. He’s been a good man. An honest man who’s been in love with Poppy Dawson ever since he can remember. But when his father stole everything from the Dawsons and left town, he took Mark and Poppy’s future with him.
Done carrying the burden of his father’s crimes, Mark sets out to win her heart. But first, he must win her father’s respect.
Can a decades-old family feud be ended for love? Find out in One Hundred Lifetimes.
Karen Martin –
Wish I could give this book more stars than five
because its definitely more like a ten star read.
If you have read any of the books before this one
then you are going to know most of the characters all ready.
Poppy was taking photos at another wedding and at the same time
had here eyes on Mark who she has loved since she was a kid.
Poppy’s had a problem with Mark form something his father done
years ago when Mark was a kid.
Can Poppy and Mark there happy ever after or will there bee to much
pressure from here father on them.
This is a read that involves so many different emotions.
To find out what I mean you are going to have to listen to it for yourself.
I voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book