Contemporary Romance Book Review: A Family for the Orphans

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About the Book

 

Title: A Family for the Orphans 

Series: Triple C Ranch, Book 2 

Author: Heidi Main 

Genre: Contemporary Romance 

Publisher: Love Inspired 

Release Date: November 28, 2023

Publisher's Book Description

Three little hearts have been broken. 
 
 Now they must find a way to heal them…  
 
Tragedy turned Walker McCaw from bachelor cowboy to guardian of his late best friend’s three children. Now they’re living on a new horse farm—and it’s a disaster. Trisha Campbell’s arrival couldn’t come at a better time. Together, they’ll need to work to save the struggling farm. But it takes more than hard work to make a family. It takes courage and love… 
 
From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope. 

 

My Review

A Family for the Orphans, by Heidi Main, is a western, contemporary romance that is entertaining and enjoyable. Filled with friends, faith, and family, this book is quite engaging and uplifting. 

 
 

A horse farm with scenic acreage provides the essential setting and necessary motivations for the characters in this book as they reevaluate their goals, recognize their insecurities, face their fears, and nurture their faith. Page after page, these characters are authentic and vulnerable. Their hopes, concerns, and desires are real and moving. They are certainly relatable, and their story is compelling. 

 
 

With themes focused around faith and family, A Family for the Orphans is a special novel. Filled with hope, uncertainty, courage, compassion, resiliency, trust, and second chances it is genuinely endearing. I am happy to recommend it. 

 
 

*I was given a copy of this book by the publisher/author and JustReads Publicity Tours. A review was not required. The review I have written is voluntary and contains opinions that are entirely my own. 

 



About the Author: Heidi Main

“Bestselling author Heidi Main writes sweet inspirational romance novels set in small towns. She lives in the central North Carolina’s suburbs, but dreams of acreage and horseback riding, which is probably why her novels include wide-open ranches and horses. 

Heidi worked in the computer field, then owned a Jazzercise franchise, before she began her writing career. She loves to take walks, garden, play board games, curl up with a good book, and watch HGTV. A perfect Saturday is lounging on the deck with her husband and watching the many birds in their backyard.” --Biography from Heidi Main’s biography page on heidimain.com.

Click here to visit Heidi Main's website.

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