The Amish Cowboy (Large Print Hardcover) - (Amish Cowboys of Montana) by Adina Senft

Book Synopsis

An Amish cowboy's unexpected reunion with the one who got away could heal his heart ... or break it forever.

Daniel is the eldest of the six Miller siblings helping their Old Order Amish parents run the Circle M Ranch in northwestern Montana. Daniel can handle a blizzard, manage a roundup, even birth a calf. But what he can't do is forget Lovina Lapp, who broke his heart back in Lancaster County and married someone else. When their neighbors gather to help them bring the cattle down from the summer pastures, Daniel is staggered to see Lovina among them. His job is to keep the group safe in the high country. But will he be able to protect his heart?

After a chaotic childhood and a romance with Daniel Miller that ended when he chose Montana over her, Lovina learned the danger of loving a cowboy. She married another man instead-someone who was safe. But after God took her husband in a freak accident, an invitation to go with old friends to visit the national parks seems like a gift. Until she finds herself unexpectedly at the Circle M Ranch, where one look at Daniel tells her there is nothing safe about her feelings for him ...

The Montana Millers. They believe in faith, family, and the land. They'll need all three when love comes to the Circle M!

The Amish Cowboy is the first novel in the Amish Cowboys of Montana romance series. Though the large print hardcover books that follow can be read as standalones, there is a family thread running through them all. No strong language, just a loving kiss and a guaranteed happily ever after. Enjoy this story of a second chance at love, a widow finding love again, and learning to be a stepfather!

Review Quotes

"I got this book for my mother-in-law, but after I started reading a few paragraphs I couldn't put it down." -Goodreads

"Readers will take a journey with the characters and learn about Montana. They will also feel a part of the Miller family and will root for them to have a happy ending." -Elise Cooper, Mystery & Suspense Magazine