Wes

A Hammond Brothers Novel (Christmas at Whiskey Mountain Lodge in Coral Canyon™, Book 2)

By: Liz Isaacson

Narrated by: Alan Taylor

She broke up with him to date another man...who broke her heart. He's a former CEO with nothing to do who can't get her out of his head. Can Wes and Bree find a way toward happily-ever-after at Whiskey Mountain Lodge?

Breeann Richards plans events that everyone loves at Whiskey Mountain Lodge, where she lives and works. But when it comes to matters of the heart, she fears hers has been broken ten times too many, most recently by a man who made her pay for everything. So much so, that Bree had to get a second job to make ends meet.

Not only that, but she can't get Wesley Hammond out of her head, and she's never even met him. They texted and called a lot once, but she broke up with him and is too embarrassed to reach out to him now that she's single again.

Wesley Hammond recently retired from being the CEO of his family's multi-billion-dollar business, and he's spent the last six months on a bucket list quest to visit every state in the US. When he rolls into Wyoming - state number 40 - he plans to meet his brother for lunch.

And hears the female voice that has haunted him since last Christmas. Bree's voice.

He takes a job at the lodge where she works just to be near her, and a new relationship quickly forms between them. But Bree has secrets she hasn't told anyone...a terrible, awful event from her past that has shaped who she is and how she trusts those around her--including Wes. Can they navigate their challenges to find happily-ever-after?

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The Need to Seek Forgiveness!

This particular book in the series between Bree and Wes will clench your heart. Sweet Bree has been doubting herself for close to two decades and staying away from her family which was very difficult for her. Because of Wes‘s love for her she was able to seek the counseling and confirm the love and forgiveness she felt she needed from her family.. I dropped more than a few tears listening to Bree’s need to reevaluate her life and the things that she felt guilty for. It was so heart wrenching for her to do that. It certainly touched my heart. I also felt that Wes was one of the most forgiving and loving of the brothers that I’ve come across. But, as usual in each book I fall in love with the brother, so it’s not that difficult again, apparently. 😉