How do you tell a girl you love her when she does not remember who she is? To top it all, you know who she is and had been hired to find her!
That’s the dilemma PI Mitch Hardeman found himself in upon finding her quarry, the missing Glenna Gallagher of Marietta, Montana whom her brothers had been looking for some time.
In “Return of the Cowgirl 
It’s actually a treat to be brought into these far away locales but don’t think for a moment that Gaddy forgot where the series is rooted.
The book title “Return of the Cowgirl
As we followed Mitch and Glenna and witnessed how they fell in love, all the loose ends among the other Gallaghers were all tied up nicely. The ending was a very happy and emotional family reunion. No, it is not a tear jerker, but nevertheless, it will tug at your heartstrings and make you smile.
As we bid farewell to the Gallaghers, it’s also time to give Eve Gaddy kudos for writing a unique series about doctors in western stories. She made stethoscopes and Stetsons go together very well. Bravo!
“Return of the Cowgirl
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Return of the Cowgirl
He knows who she is…but she doesn’t
PI Mitch Hardeman is an expert at finding people, so when Glenna Gallagher disappears from the ranch where she works, her brothers hire Mitch to find her. He thinks his job is done after he tracks her down, but Glenna doesn’t know him, and she doesn’t remember her brothers or even her real name. Mitch must earn the beautiful cowgirl’s trust so he can bring her back home.
She doesn’t know who she is… but she knows who she wants
With traumatic amnesia caused by a bus accident, Glenna Gallagher knows nothing of her life before that day. She only knows she’s in danger, and that Mitch offers protection and the truth about her identity. But once home in Marietta, her memories are still missing. Can she convince Mitch that she doesn’t need to remember her past to know he’s the only man she wants? And will she regain her memory in time to save herself and the man she loves from the danger that follows her?
Horses Photo by Samantha Scholl, Horses in snow Photo by Martin Jernberg. All in Unsplash
