Evidence of Trust - Colarado Trust Series:1

A book by Stacey Joy Netzel. To describe it in one word - nice. It is a city girl in a country setting surprisingly one who is comfortable in it. There's a new hot ranger in town and sizzling chemistry between these two. But there's a threat of a poacher lurking around the corner. The girl has to return to the city at the end of summer and the ranger will move on to a new town. How will they stay together and manage to confess the their love to each other? What will it take?
And peeps that is the story. They have to fall in love and they will end up together, we all know that. But how does it happen? That is what keeps us curious and go through all the books that we have read so far.
I will give this one a 7/10 rating.
Even though it's good, there is nothing new and nothing very exciting.
PS. The book is available for free on kindle. Do check it out.
Till the next one.
Xoxo

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