The Texan's Contested Claim by Peggy Moreland (Silhouette Desire, 2008)

Copied Blurb:

Book Six in A Piece of Texas

Billionaire Garrett Miller had arrived in Texas under false pretenses. He told innkeeper Ali Moran that his stay at her bed-and-breakfast was strictly business. But the high-powered businessman's true agenda was to uncover all of Ali's secrets... and use them to his best advantage.

For all of her wide-eyed innocence, Garrett couldn't believe Ali was unaware of the claim she was holding, the potential power she held over his family. And yet, soon all he could think about was staking his own claim...on her.

My Review:

Wow, what a wonderful series!  I am sad to see it end, as it really touched me deeply.  I just loved the idea of the characters in each book being the children of the men who had gone to Vietnam together.  My grandpa was in Vietnam, so I found the series quite special.

As this was the final book in the series, it tied everything up very nicely.  I did not care for the H for over half the book, but he was able to redeem himself in my eyes.  I will be on the look out for more books by Peggy Moreland.

My Rating: 4

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