Stockman's Stowaway
The Stockman's Series #2
Mel A Rowe
Reviewed by Helen
And we are back at Elsie Creek Station for another brilliant trip and I loved it again, my visits to Elsie Creek just get better and better, I love the setting the characters and the fantastic stories that Mel A Rowe brings to her readers and this time it is Cap’s turn to find love, with someone he rescues, come along and meet Mia Dixon and Cap Riggs.
Mia Dixon is a botanist who has been working with a mining company on revegetation and when she is in trouble she runs and finds a ute with dogs on the back and climbs in to save herself, but when she is discovered by the owner while driving away from the local pub she is worried but it appears that maybe she need not be when Cap Riggs is helpful and caring, there is hope surely for Mia.
Cap is all about conserving the environment and caring for his rescue muster dogs, with him and his brothers now owning Elsie Creek Station he is doing his best to get things in place for the future when he discovers the beautiful young woman in the back of his ute, seeing she has been hurt his caring instincts come forward and soon they are all about the conservation together and he offers her a job, but falling in love was not on the cards but soon that is where his heart is going.
Mia is happy to get dirty with Cap in the paddocks, drafting cattle and working on wildlife passages and planting wind breaks, she is fitting in well at Elsie Creek Station with Bree and Harper and Cap’s brothers, after what she has been through finding love was not expected but Cap is hard to ignore, but there is danger afloat with the neighbour and will she be safe from the person who hurt her? Add to that the mystery of Charlie’s missing brother and this story just gets better at every turn of the pages.
Truly I cannot highly recommend this one and the series enough, it is fabulous and has everything that any romance reader would want, it is witty (you gotta love Bree) moving, emotional and the romance is the best, the characters are awesome and so easy to be friends with, I loved it and can’t wait for the next book, this is a must series and visit to Elsie Creek is always fabulous.
My thanks to the author for my digital copy to read and review.
Mia Dixon is a botanist who has been working with a mining company on revegetation and when she is in trouble she runs and finds a ute with dogs on the back and climbs in to save herself, but when she is discovered by the owner while driving away from the local pub she is worried but it appears that maybe she need not be when Cap Riggs is helpful and caring, there is hope surely for Mia.
Cap is all about conserving the environment and caring for his rescue muster dogs, with him and his brothers now owning Elsie Creek Station he is doing his best to get things in place for the future when he discovers the beautiful young woman in the back of his ute, seeing she has been hurt his caring instincts come forward and soon they are all about the conservation together and he offers her a job, but falling in love was not on the cards but soon that is where his heart is going.
Mia is happy to get dirty with Cap in the paddocks, drafting cattle and working on wildlife passages and planting wind breaks, she is fitting in well at Elsie Creek Station with Bree and Harper and Cap’s brothers, after what she has been through finding love was not expected but Cap is hard to ignore, but there is danger afloat with the neighbour and will she be safe from the person who hurt her? Add to that the mystery of Charlie’s missing brother and this story just gets better at every turn of the pages.
Truly I cannot highly recommend this one and the series enough, it is fabulous and has everything that any romance reader would want, it is witty (you gotta love Bree) moving, emotional and the romance is the best, the characters are awesome and so easy to be friends with, I loved it and can’t wait for the next book, this is a must series and visit to Elsie Creek is always fabulous.
My thanks to the author for my digital copy to read and review.
5 stars
September 23, 2024 by R&R Ramblings House
