Book 6: The Cowboy Who Spoke Softly (Three Rivers Romance™)

This is so beautiful as Liz explores the trope of an unexpected baby with all it entails, especially when you’re one of oldest of the second generation of one of the main families in the small close knit area. Conrad is such a great guy, taking care of his Gram after he had bought his grandparents farm and trying to repent of past mistakes. He’s the oldest of the next generation of Walkers and feels so much is expected of him. Glory Rose is one of the verrry large clan of Glovers next generation and she has crushed on Conrad forever. This is a very real look at how families can be your greatest strength but also can cause great hurts in the messy of family relationships and expectations. Because of the redemption arc Conrad is going through this is more overtly Christian than others of Liz’ books, with scripture sited, sermons given and prayers said ( well-done but not overdone). Then you add in two verrry large, in your business families and you have the perfect storm for misunderstandings and scheduling complications galore. As you watch Conrad and Glory Rose fight for “them” among so many competing pulls you can relate. Of course since this is a Three Rivers saga we get to see continuing threads of several previous stories and hints of more to come as this next generation more fully comes into its own and the first generation starting to pull back and transfer responsibilities. Reading a saga by Liz Isaacson is much more than a book, it’s a whole immersive experience as you delve into the town and get to know the characters of her world so completely over generations and through the circles of life. I’ve just binged several of these books, so I’m feeling like I could be an adopted member in this close knit community.

I love the Walker family. And whether you’ve been with him all along, or brand new to the series, you will find this story filled with ALL the feels! There is romance and redemption in this story of Conrad Walker and Glory Rose Glover, as well as the joining of two large, loud, prominent families in Three Rivers. You will not be disappointed with this story that also weaves in some pieces of stories yet to come!

As always, the lives of the residents of Three Rivers are entertaining, at times heart breaking, and heartwarming. With themes of redemption, forgiveness, and grace this book has all the feels. Add a precious little girl and her daddy’s sweet romance, and you have a book you don’t want to put down.

Great addition to the Three Rivers series by Liz Isaacson.
This is a sweet story of love and forgiveness with God’s help.
Conrad is a single dad of a three year old that he didn’t even knew existed until a few months ago.
Glory Rose is a Glover with lots of very protective family who struggle with her dating a man that has a child without ever being married.
This is a sweet story of love and forgiveness and trying to join two very large families.
*I received this as an ARC reader and am leaving my unbiased review.

This was a sweet friends to sweethearts read. In this Christian contemporary romance, Conrad, a single dad (with a secret baby trope revealed in the last book) is venturing out into the world of dating again - and trying to find real forgiveness. A cowboy who has made mistakes, this gentle hero can’t hide in his small town. The Walkers and the Glovers are both large families, and things can get a bit overwhelming for Conrad and Glory Rose. I love the adorable little girl Sari. She is so sweet. Struggling with her speech, she reminded me of my 2 year old. This was a sweet, just kisses romance. 4.5 stars rounded up to 5.

I received an ARC of this book from the author and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.