Morris: A Young Brothers Novel (Coral Canyon™ Cowboys Book 3)

The names of the many characters – nine brothers in total, plus their wives, ex-wives, children, fiancées, parents, in-laws, friends etc. really confused me. The chapters jumped from one brother to another and their problems with the main character as Morris as the title suggested – maybe because I hadn’t read Books 1 & 2. The children had names and nicknames, so a girl is called Joey/Joelle for example.It was hard going to keep track of who was who, who did what, when and where.The dynamics of the family and different personalities were interesting but also confusing to keep track of.Read with KU

I have loved the book I couldn't put down. I love the relationship between the characters in the book.The family dynamic between the various characters is very relatable.

Jumps from one character to another way to much, struggled to stay interested in the original plot, found it to be a book that I lost interest in and forced myself to finish.

WOW. So many brothers, so much going on, so many secrets. Leigh has been keeping a secret from her ex husband, Morris, whom she accidentally bumps into at work. Morris has always loved Leighann and wants to try again but can they overcome her secret when it is revealed? Also Tex and Abby have their secret as do Blaze and Trace too. Love this series, the Young family and the extended Coral Canyon crew.I received an ARC of this book but voluntarily leave this review.

Morris and Leigh were married, they had a couple of miscarriages, he had an accident while playing football and had to leave, Leigh decided that the time was right for a divorce, which he signed without thinking about it. Later at the Inn they meet again, and he asks her out, but she keeps saying no. At a wedding, to which she isn't expecting him to go to, he meets a child, turns out it's his son, Eric.Can they sort out their differences? Do they still love each other?