Shane agrees to help out, even though he's very busy right now with his carpentry.
She doesn't let the lack of current funds stop her and she decides to hire her neighbor, well the neighbor of Grace's apartment that she is currently staying in, to fix up the buildings. Merry is excited to get things rolling for the ghost town, get it fixed up and ready for tourists. Gabriel Bishop died and left 2 million dollars to help fund the ghost town but his grandson heir, that he did leave land to, is suing for the money too. Merry learns that she was basically hired because she was cheap and the funding for the town is actually in probate and her hiring was more of a strategic move in the suing case. Merry is in Jackson Hole because her friend Grace moved there (book 1) and she has accepted a job as a curator to a ghost town. She’d come here to make a place for herself, and that was what she was going to do. I remembered the reveal of what happened, which may have tampered some emotional response at the end of this one. I bring this up because there was a tiny little mystery plot that involved Shane's dad, who disappeared or ran off with his mistress years ago. This is second in the Jackson Hole series and while I haven't read the first in this series, I have read all the books in the spin-off Jackson Girls' Night out, which featured the brother of the hero of this one, Shane Harcourt.
The moonless night hiding their secrets.įebruary's #TBRChallenge theme was Getaway, I went with this book because Merry Kade is trying to “getaway” from her “Merry Slacker” reputation and actually stick with a job and succeed at it. A handsome man in a cowboy hat driving a pickup truck through the mountains. This was a scene from someone else’s life. The last glimmer of evening light caught his face, the shadows making his jaw even harder, and Merry watched him for a dozen heartbeats.
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