Colson Men of Clifton, Montana Book 20

By Susan Fisher-Davis

2021

First Published

4.56

Average Rating

180

Number of Pages

5H28M

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Part of Series

Men of Clifton, Montana

Series · 30 books

By Susan Fisher-Davis

The last thing Colson Griffin wants to do is return to his hometown of Clifton, Montana, but he doesn’t have a choice. He’s returning for his father’s funeral. He just wants to leave as soon as he can, but his father’s will makes that impossible. He has done too much in his past to hurt his brother again, so he agrees to stay. Meeting Lydia is a bonus he hadn’t expected, but can he stay with all the animosity his brother has for him?Lydia Carmichael returns to Clifton, Montana, after her mother’s death. She is finally over the man she had once loved and left Clifton because of, but when she meets Colson, she is instantly attracted to him. He tells her he is returning to Kalispell, Montana. She's disappointed, but when she finds out that he has to stay in Clifton after all, will she be able to fall in love again without ending up with another broken heart?Colson’s not sure he can do what his father wants, with his brother treating him like he hates him. When it comes down to it, and he does want to leave, will Lydia go with him? Or will she stay in Clifton and be disappointed in him too?

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Author

Susan Fisher-Davis

Author · 68 books

Susan was born and raised in a small town in the western part of Maryland surrounded by the Appalachian mountains. She moved to Tennessee in 1996 with her husband and two children. She's been writing for as long as she can remember and is currently writing three different series. The Men of Clifton Montana which will be seven stories and The Bad Boys of Dry River will be six stories. The Callahans will be about four cousins. Although it is best to read the stories in order, all can be read as standalone. She is also writing four standalone books. Excerpts from her books can be read on her webpage: susanfisherdavisauthor.weebly.com and you can also sign up for her newsletter there. Susan tries to thank each person for their review. She would love to hear from her readers and promises to answer all email: susan@susanfisherdavisauthor.com