A Montana Christmas Homecoming

Jeanie Watt

Oct 2020 · Holly, Idaho Book 1 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

This Christmas, home might be the best destination of all.

Jason Regan doesn’t do relationships or long-term commitments. His engineering firm keeps him constantly on the move, and that’s the way he likes it. But one quick trip to Holly, Montana, turns into an extended stay when a judge hands him community service at the town’s underfunded animal shelter.

Tess Evans traded courtroom battles for saving strays, pouring everything she has into the Forever Home Animal Shelter. With her make-or-break “Home for the Holidays” adoption event approaching, the last thing she needs is distraction… especially in the form of a broad-shouldered, maddeningly handsome volunteer who makes her pulse race.

Between fixing kennels, brushing shoulders in the supply closet, and chasing one mischievous terrier named Neville, their chemistry sparks hotter than a Christmas fire.

But Jason’s clock is ticking. Can a little holiday magic—and a lot of temptation—convince him that some things are worth staying for?

Previously published as A Home for the Holidays.

Ratings and reviews

A Montana Christmas Homecoming is book 1 in the Big Sky, Small Town series by Jeannie Watt 4.5 stars A Hallmark, perfect romance between Jason Regan, who gets handed community service hours at the town’s animal shelter and Tess Evans who traded her law degree for saving the animals at the shelter. What she doesn’t expect is the feelings Jason inspires but she knows it won’t last…or will the magic of the season convince him to stay..read on to find out… I voluntarily read a copy of this boo

Jason can’t believe he can’t just buy his way out of a lost traffic ticket but being given 100 hours of community service to help at Tess’s animal shelter ends up being the best thing that could happen to this overworked man. He gets to spend time with an aunt who he hasn’t seen in years and finds passion in designing enclosures for the holiday festival to help with her goal of clearing the shelter by Christmas so she can obtain funding. Mischievous dog Neville just wanted his own human to love.

I like the pet shelter as a background for the story. Because of a little terrier can add a lot to a story. Like the two lead characters they are both strong and are changing their path in life to hopefully get something better. But there are some bumps along the way. And there is an attraction between the two of them that neither one of them expected. Good read. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.