About the Book
Book: Finding Love in Big Sky Montana
Author: Angela Ruth Strong
Genre: Sweet romance/western
Release date: September, 2016
Josh Lake is forced to head home for the holidays after he’s suspended from his job in the city, but running into Paisley Sheridan could be exactly what he needed. Not only does she board him at her ranch in exchange for his advertising expertise, but spending the Christmas season with her in Big Sky, Montana, brings more joy than he’s felt in a long while. Is he willing to give up the lavish lifestyle he’s worked for in exchange for the gift of love?
The last thing Paisley wants for Christmas is to spend time with Josh Lake—the guy who broke her heart in high school—but until her bank loan goes through, she has to take all the free help she can get. Unfortunately, Josh seems to want back in her life again, and the town’s quirky coffee shop owners don’t help by hanging mistletoe at every opportunity. Will Paisley succeed in driving him away, or will she find the healing needed to have hope for a future together?
“Finding Love In Big Sky, Montana” by Angela Ruth Strong is a novel that deals with emotional abuse. Well, really it is the aftereffects, so the book isn’t very graphic. The story line is set at Christmas.
This is a very good book and I like this quote from the book““Your value doesn’t come from me or Johan. It doesn’t come from Josh. It comes from God, and you have to accept it from Him before you can accept it from anyone else. Then you can accept He has good things planned for your life.”” The humor throughout the book is quite enjoyable as well,” “Is your name Christmas? Because I want to merry you””.
This is the second book in the series but it can been enjoyed as a stand-alone.
I received a complimentary copy from from the author and Celebrate Lit and these opinions are my own.
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About the Author
More from Angela Ruth
Having my book made into a movie is a dream come true, and getting to be an extra on the set in Montana blew away all my expectations. There’s nothing like walking into a world you created and seeing your imaginary friends come to life.
I knew what was going on before anyone told me. I pointed around the set as I narrated: “They are going to hang that star on the barn. The horses are named Butch and Sundance. And that big red truck is going to break down because I WANT it to break down.”
I got it all right except for one thing. “Actually, Angela, the truck really did break down.” Oops.
Not only was I in on the inside jokes, but I kind of made them up. For example, during the “almost kissing” scene, Josh’s brother walks into the kitchen to look for ice cream. The actors got a good laugh afterwards whenever they were practicing the kissing scene because the actress would turn away with an “I’m going out for ice cream.”
I was only on location for one day, but it was the best day. I saw them film both kisses, the mentor scene, and we were extras in the cowboy ball. (I’m the one in the blue dress who signs up for the silent auction.)
However, my husband Jim was really bummed we couldn’t be there for the scene in the auto repair shop. He took his own coveralls just in case he could be an extra mechanic. We joked with the actress about it, and when we watched the final cut, we were surprised to see her call back into the shop to a “Jim.” I messaged her to ask if she did that on purpose, and she said she did. Such a sweet tribute.
On our last day, we ate breakfast at the Western Café (another film location) with the director, and we visited the jewelry shop where my hero had a necklace made for the heroine with the logo of her ranch on it. Jim gave me the exact same necklace for Christmas.
Everyone was so fun and nice, and even if I someday get to have another book made into a movie, I don’t think it could top this experience. I really hope you enjoy both the novel and the film. And may the message of how “you are a treasure” carry you forward toward your own dreams.
Blog Stops
Texas Book-aholic, April 27
I luv the books, April 27
Inklings and notions, April 28
The Sacred Line, April 28
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, April 29
For Him and My Family, April 30
Rebekah Reads, April 30
deb’s Book Review, May 1
Locks, Hooks and Books, May 2
Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, May 3
Christian Chick’s Thoughts, May 3
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, May 4
Vicky Sluiter, May 4
Bizwings Blog, May 5
Back Porch Reads, May 5
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, May 6
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, May 7
Miriam Jacob, May 7
Gina Holder, Author and Blogger, May 8 (Author Interview)
Mary Hake, May 8
Blossoms and Blessings, May 9
A Baker’s Perspective, May 9
Simple Harvest Reads, May 10 (Guest Review from Donna Cline)
Giveaway
To celebrate her tour, Angela is giving away the grand prize package of a movie package with a $25 gift certificate to the movies, popcorn, popcorn bowl, and an autographed copy of Finding Love in Big Sky, including author notes in the margins!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/1d0b4/finding-love-in-big-sky-montana-celebration-tour-giveaway
2 comments:
I love the beautiful book cover and enjoyed reading the synopsis, Finding Love in Big Sky Montana is a must read for me and I am really looking forward to it. Thank you for sharing the author's bio and book details
Sounds really good!
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