Forever Indebted by Lorane Hopkins

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @CayellePub @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter for letting me be part of this tour and for reviewing this book. Forever Indebted is a very short read and I wished it was longer. This is a fantastic read about Maddy and Grayson. Maddy lives away and is engaged to Martin and comes home to get the wedding ready and then bumps into Grayson who has been in love with her for a long time. You follow their story which I fully enjoyed and I read it in a couple of hours. Forever Indebted is a lovely and heartwarming romance that I think is about true love. . Can't wait to read more from Lorane Hopkins. The story is set on a ranch which I thought was a great place to do a love story. The story is well-written and engaging from the start. If your after a short read and love story you will love Forever Indebted. Amazing read 5 stars. Blurb Maddy Montgomery, engaged to be married to Martin Hale, returns home to Montana before her wedding to help with preparations. While seeking solace at a familiar pond on the Montgomery-Wilder ranches, she encounters her childhood rival, Grayson Wilder. Despite their past conflicts, Grayson is determined to win Maddy’s heart. Their first kiss reveals a deeper connection than Maddy has ever felt before. However, she proceeds with her wedding plans, accusing Grayson of taking advantage of her. When Maddy discovers that Martin has been cheating on her, she ends the engagement and returns to Montana. But this time, possibly for good. Realizing her love for Grayson, Maddy confesses her feeling and they marry. Maddy ultimately discovers happiness, a sense of home, and true love on the very ranch where she and Grayson shared so many memories. Grayson Wilder’s undying love and Maddy Montgomery’s awakening to what real and genuine love is all about is awe-inspiring.

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