For the entire book I found myself scratching my head, wondering what on earth these two could possibly see in each other. Zane McGavin, one of the eponymous McGavin Brothers in this series, loves Montana and his raptor rescue operation. Her mother does not want to move, but loves her daughter desperately. She is unhappy with her own life and instead of grappling with her issues, she insists that her mother leave her life behind and move to New York City. She is unable – and unwilling – to see the world from anyone’s viewpoint but her own. She finds fault with everything around her, people, places, rural living. Everything – and I mean everything – is about her. Immediately, we can see that Mandy Fielding is really into herself. Her solution is to uproot her mother from her mother’s friends and rural lifestyle in Eagle’s Next, Montana and move her to New York. This book has some issues and the most glaring is an unsympathetic heroine who is a lonely girl in a big city, New York. They were funny as all get-out and delightful! The best things in this book were the ladies of the Whine and Cheese club. Can't help but fall a little under his charm upon meeting him in Zane and Mandy's book.

Can't wait to see what Cody and the other McGavins get up to. or even one at all since moving her mom would completely cut her off from even having any further contact with Montana.Įnjoyable read. friends to more.īut with Mandy dead-set on running to the city to escape bad memories of her father's deceit and rejection and Zane very much entrenched in the family business and his raptor rescue, there are big odds to overcome before they can consider a lasting relationship. A bit strange thinking of your old friend as more than a pal? Yes. But, instead of moving into town, Mandy wants her mom to leave her life in Montana and move to NYC with her.Ī spirited disagreement between Zane and Mandy and revisiting old haunts with Zane, seeing him fulfilling his dream of rehabing injured winged creatures, causes friction. She's only back in Montana for a week to help her mom pack up her life and sell their home.

This book picks up with Zane rescuing her from the side of the road, where she's struggling to get the lug nuts off so she can change the flat on her rental.

Of course, when that BFF hightails it out of town, only breezing through for a few days at a time to sew her mama before jetting back to NYC, cutting all ties for 10 years, it's hard to call 'em friend. Not everyone can say they've known their best friend since they were both three, but Zane and Mandy can. Really enjoyed getting to know this cowboy and his best friend Mandy. We can all do with a Zane McGavin in our lives.

Cowboy up by vicki lewis thompson