Susan F. (scoutmomskf) - , reviewed on 8/8/2007 + 2597 more book reviews

Meggie and Nate had formed a friendship at age fourteen, shortly after Nate moved in with his grandfather on a neighboring ranch. Close friends for two years, Meggie fell in love with Nate, but Nate made it clear he cherished his freedom more than anything, and a distance formed between them. Still in love with him at nineteen, Meggie finally worked up enough nerve to tell Nate her feelings, but he rejected her and let her know there was no chance of a future for them. Soon afterwards he moved to Los Angeles, where he worked as a private investigator. More than ten years pass, and Meggie is in her early thirties and still has never married. Her father dies, and as part of his will he makes it a requirement that Meggie marry and have a child in two years, or the ranch will be sold and she'll have to start over somewhere else. She won't be penniless, but she'll lose the ranch she has loved all her life. Meggie decides she has nothing to lose by trying one last time with Nate, so she asks him to marry her and give her a baby, after which she'll set him free again ... This is the second book in the Bravo Family Ties series which consists of The Nine-Month Marriage (Cash & Abby); Marriage by Necessity (Nate & Meggie) and Practically Married (Zach & Tess).

I really liked this book. Now I want to read the other two....

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