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tiggeruo's review
5.0
Y'all the Blackwell's are back, and they have sisters!!! I am so excited about this series and this is book one and the author did not disappoint at all. I am really liked Lily she struggles with a slight disability but she did not let it stop her and she seems like she was only able to take so much from the men in her life. She seemed like the hero to me in the story. I liked Connor as well but in some moments I did find him whinny, but he has a big heart and will do anything for those he loves and cares about. Now Danny I wanted to punch him not a fan of him at all. I really enjoyed this book and I can't wait for more from these sisters and Rudy and Big E, I have no clue what those two are up to but it can only get more interesting. I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own."
wilko's review
4.0
Good ole Big E turns up just in time for Lily and gives her the escape plan she needs so as to not go through with her wedding or face her family, but that's probably the easiest thing she will in the near future as she makes reflects on her life while making her way to the Blackwell Ranch to meet the family she never knew of. Lily isn't the only one torn over where her life is at, Connor Big E's ranch hand, jack of all trades and current RV driver for Lily as well as Pepper Blackwell and her friend/bridesmaid Natalie also has a hard time with where he is at when he has his own ranch he should be running. Be ready for loads of laughs, tension, self reflection, attraction, family secrets, love and new friendships. I can not wait to see what happens next for the Blackwell/Harrison family!!
meezcarrie's review
4.0
I completely adored the Return of the Blackwell Brothers series by these authors and was beyond thrilled to find out they were back with 'The Blackwell Sisters". You don't have to have read the first series to enjoy this one, but if you have you'll love getting to visit with the Blackwell brothers & their happily-ever-afters again too.
In the first series I basically wanted to jerk a knot in Big E the whole time, so I enjoyed the better behaved version of him in this new series. This is not to say, however, that he's done causing trouble. Oh no, he's still meddling where he probably shouldn't meddle but at least this time his motives are from a better place. His tracking down the son he never knew he had provides the overarching framework for the series, and the emotional turmoil from this quest is seen even more sharply in the reactions of each of Big E's newfound granddaughters, all but one of whom was just as much in the dark as Big E had been.
What better way to kick off a series like this than with a runaway bride, an ancient motor home, and a cowboy on a mission. Montana Welcome is a delightful mix of barely controlled chaos and sizzling romantic chemistry. Curtis does a fabulous job setting up the premise of the series, the sisters, and their family dynamics - all while making readers fall just as much in love with Conner as Lily does. Both main characters are well-layered, with unique complexities to their lives and to a potential relationship. And boy howdy do they have sparks between them!
Bottom Line: Readers will love Conner and Lily from the moment they are rather unconventionally thrown together by Big E, and fans of the first series will also enjoy getting to revisit Big E's Montana ranch and the Blackwell grandsons. Montana Welcome lays a solid foundation for this new series, and readers will be intrigued by each Harrison/Blackwell sister - as well as the mystery surrounding their biological father. An unexpected favorite secondary character for me was Rudy Harrison, the only dad all but 1 of the girls have ever known, and I'm so glad these authors have made him the kind of character he is - and given him a solid role in the series too. A great start to a great series!
(I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.)
In the first series I basically wanted to jerk a knot in Big E the whole time, so I enjoyed the better behaved version of him in this new series. This is not to say, however, that he's done causing trouble. Oh no, he's still meddling where he probably shouldn't meddle but at least this time his motives are from a better place. His tracking down the son he never knew he had provides the overarching framework for the series, and the emotional turmoil from this quest is seen even more sharply in the reactions of each of Big E's newfound granddaughters, all but one of whom was just as much in the dark as Big E had been.
What better way to kick off a series like this than with a runaway bride, an ancient motor home, and a cowboy on a mission. Montana Welcome is a delightful mix of barely controlled chaos and sizzling romantic chemistry. Curtis does a fabulous job setting up the premise of the series, the sisters, and their family dynamics - all while making readers fall just as much in love with Conner as Lily does. Both main characters are well-layered, with unique complexities to their lives and to a potential relationship. And boy howdy do they have sparks between them!
Bottom Line: Readers will love Conner and Lily from the moment they are rather unconventionally thrown together by Big E, and fans of the first series will also enjoy getting to revisit Big E's Montana ranch and the Blackwell grandsons. Montana Welcome lays a solid foundation for this new series, and readers will be intrigued by each Harrison/Blackwell sister - as well as the mystery surrounding their biological father. An unexpected favorite secondary character for me was Rudy Harrison, the only dad all but 1 of the girls have ever known, and I'm so glad these authors have made him the kind of character he is - and given him a solid role in the series too. A great start to a great series!
(I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.)
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