Into the Sunset
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Will the sun set on their chance at happiness before they can seize it? To finally escape the clutches of her controlling husband and the threat of being recommitted to an asylum, Ginny Rutledge enlists the help of her friends, Maeve O'Toole and Dakota Harlan. Fleeing their own tumultuous pasts, the group embarks on a journey to prove Ginny's sanity. However, as they confront the shadows they wish they could forget, danger looms from unexpected places. Maeve grapples with her mother's impending remarriage and seizes a rare chance to escape her homestead--but that means reuniting with Dakota, the man she holds responsible for her father's death, who is caught in the crosshairs of a vengeful family. As the two of them navigate their shared history and a dangerous mission, Dakota is forced to confront his deepest fears and fight for the woman who has unwittingly captured his heart.
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A Western Light Book is a 1-book series first released in 2024 with contributions by Mary Connealy.
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4.25 stars
A great way to end the series (and it's definitely a series...do not read this one out of order!). This book even has some characters from the first two Wyoming Sunrise series books, so if you don't like spoilers you may wish to read those first.
It was a pure pleasure read and I enjoyed all the good characters in the story. It was fun to see more of Nell Nolte also, and see how she plays a pivotal role in this story. Seeing Beth from book 1 as a busy mom was fun too.
There's not as much active comedy in this one as there generally is in Connealy's books, but that's correct for this story line. It's graver because of the subject of trying to escape a mental illness and insane asylum. However, I would have liked to have had some of Oscar's POV since he was so important to the whole series.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a reading copy. A favorable review was not required.
