Healing the Mountain Man's Heart (Brothers of Sapphire Ranch Book 1)

Another Fantastic book by Misty. Misty is a awesome person, with good Christian values and values her family. This book has action, surprises and lots of entertainment. You want find steamy sex or brutal murders in her writings. The book is all about family love and how I imagine life was in the 1800's, you can almost see the places in your mind the detail is so realistic, problems crop up at every turn just as our life goes if you are not entertained, blessed and left with a smiling heart I don't why.

Jericho and Dinah have many challenges ahead of them. Her sister Naomi is heavy with child.Jericho is caring for several brothers as well as a niece and nephew since their mother Lucy ... you will have to read this story to find out what happened.Can love, trust and dependence on God draw Dinah and Jericho together or is his fear of people going to prevent them?An excellent way to start off this series. I can hardly wait for the 2nd book 📖 in this Series.I think once you read the book you will agree that this is going to be a fantastic series. Enjoy!

I enjoy a series, gives me more story to look forward to. Continued to show me how beautiful life could be in the rugged mountains, but they were not as well equipped as we are today. A good moving story and always glorifies the Lord. Always enjoy a Misty Beller book!

I enjoyed the book! Dinah and her sister arrived in Montana expecting for her sister to marry. Things didn’t go as planned. Dinah was a doctor and immediately upon arriving, her skills were needed. There was some excitement in the book. The story is a clean wholesome Christian book. I highly recommend reading this book!

I love Misty Beller’s writing. I think this book is my favorite. It is so good it was very hard to put down. There is lots of action and lots of emotion flying around.

This is a great start to a new series.Really enjoyed getting to know each brother and the sisters.Loved sweet Lilian .Wish there was more romance between Jericho and Dinah.But overall enjoyed the read.Hope we will have Naomi and Jonah’s love story next.

One of the best qualities I love about this author is how she describes the scenery so perfectly in her stories. I opened this book and immediately was transported back to 1868 in Montana. It was easy to visualize the vivid blue sky as the sun gave hints of warmth. I was ready to hop aboard with the characters and experience their journey.Dinah and Naomi are traveling to meet the man who has sent for Naomi. Being a mail order bride was well known during this time period. Naomi has made traveling difficult for her and Dinah as they are far away from home. Naomi is six months pregnant and the journey is taking a toll on her body. They better hurry and find the ranch quickly before Naomi develops complications from her pregnancy. I can’t imagine traveling by horse for days on the dusty trail. The horse is not very comfortable and you can tell Naomi is feeling the effects of the journey. Good thing Dinah decided to take the trip with her.Jericho is a presence to be reckoned with. He has his hands full running the ranch, looking out for his niece and nephew and many brothers. His mission is to guard his family and allow no strangers on his ranch. He is shocked to learn that Naomi was here to marry him. Well that is a funny story but readers will have to discover that for themselves. When one of the brothers is severally injured Dinah takes over his care. I think Jericho was surprised to learn that Dinah is a doctor. He has allowed the women to stay at the ranch for a bit but I don’t think they should get very comfortable .One of the most impactful and emotional scene for me was when Dinah and Jericho went to the Native American campsite to help with the outbreak of smallpox. A disease that we are blessed not to worry about today was deadly for some in the earlier years. I loved how the author described what Dinah was able to do to protect those who had not gotten yet. Medicine in those days were just beginning to see promise and Dinah was well versed in the disease. As she is trying to help a small child she tells Jericho, “A mother is the heart of a family. If she loses hope, so does everyone else.”As the days pass the women become more like family and you can see a change in Jericho. I loved how the family prayed for his healing when he became ill with smallpox. Dinah stays near him to make sure he recovers. There begins to be a spark of chemistry between the two. There is a part in the story between Dinah and Jericho that was a little bit uncomfortable for me. I will say the author didn’t take it too far but you can sense the underlying attraction growing deeper between them.The story does have many wonderful moments where forgiveness become important in the story. I was quite curious what was so secretive about the strawberries the brothers tended to. It is very intriguing and gives the characters a lesson in trust. Jericho is faced with a difficult situation that only God can help him with. Will he allow God into his live and fully trust Him? I loved how the author gives us a look at how important a doctor was in those days. Dinah knows God has called her to help others, but her heart is torn. What will she decide? Does Naomi deliver a healthy baby? Do Jericho and Dinah declare their love for each other or do they part ways? All these answers are waiting for readers to discover. I can’t wait for the next book in this series.“The Lord always takes care of His children, though it doesn’t always happen the way we expect it to. God knows what we need. He’s never late.”I received a copy of this book from Celebrate Lit. The review is my own opinion.

I enjoyed reading this story. It was fun to see the change in Jericho. I liked the biblical faith thread. I found the book to be well written. I liked Dinah's spunk and getting to know the other Coulter brothers and Naomi. I look forward to reading more books in this series and getting to know them even better.I got a free copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own and given voluntarily. No compensation was received for my review.