A Rancher for Easter (Home to Foxtail #3) by Susanne Dietze Reviewed

About the book:

Title: A Rancher for Easter

Author: Susanne Dietze

Series: Home to Foxtail #3

Source: Gift from the author, and purchased

Format: Paperback and Kindle

An inheritance with strings attached...forces him to tie the knot.

Rancher Thatcher Dalton accidentally triggers a marriage requirement to his inheritance and now must find a wife in six months...or lose his farm. When widowed bookkeeper Bliss Anderson suddenly finds herself without a job, she knows that the adoption of her epileptic foster daughter will be in jeopardy — unless she accepts Thatcher’s proposal of a marriage of convenience. As the platonic couple settle into married life and parenthood, they soon find that remaining just friends is harder than expected. But when a long-held family secret threatens their growing happiness, it’ll take a little girl’s Easter wish to turn them into a real family...

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My Thoughts:

This was a really sweet story, and I fell in love with Juniper. She was just a doll. Ms. Dietze's addition of Juniper having epilepsy was spot on. Adding in the service dog and his behaviors when Juniper had a seizure was perfect as well.

My dog Beethoven trained himself to be the service dog for me. He was a puppy when we got him and he would run around me and bark when I had a seizure to get someone's attention.

The entire story was uplifting, romantic, and just sweet.

I was not required to write a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

About Susanne Dietze

Susanne Dietze began writing love stories in high school, casting her friends in the starring roles. Today, she's the author of several historical romances who's seen her work on the ECPA and Publisher's Weekly Bestseller Lists for Inspirational Fiction. Married to a pastor and the mom of two, Susanne lives in California and loves fancy-schmancy tea parties, the beach, and curling up on the couch with a costume drama and a plate of nachos. You can visit her on her website, www.susannedietze.com.

                                                         

May in Review

 

It's been a long time since I've done a month in review. And it's been a heck of a long time since I've read 4, almost 5 in a month. Being able to read again like I used to is such a blessing, and I'm enjoying every minute!

                                   Almost done. ↨↨↨

We don't realize how valuable our eyes are until we can't use them.

I hope you had a great May. Ours was a mixture of good and bad, so I'm hoping June is amazing. As of today, I am six months seizure-free, which is amazing!

Have you read any of the books I've finished this month? Please let me know in the comments.

My Top Ten Spring To Be Read List

Hi! Welcome to another edition of the Top Ten Tuesday link-up sponsored by that Artsy Reader Girl. This week's theme is our spring reading list. I actually finished a book, so I'm moving in the right direction. It felt so good to write a review.

Here's my "hopeful" spring reads.

                                                        

  

So, do we have any TBR books in common? I hope so! If not, I hope you found a few to add to our ever-growing to-be-read list.

I hope you're having a great beginning to spring and avoiding the beyond long TSA lines,

 

Top Ten Tuesday Books I am Anticipating Releasing in 2026

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of the blog link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. Honestly, I haven't been looking at upcoming releases for 2026, outside of the one's I know about. I really need to add others to my list.

I look forward to Laura Frantz's release in January every year because the book usually releases around my birthday, and this year it releases the day after.

I have fallen in love with Heather Kaufman's biblical history and can't wait to read this.

I was able to give Ms. Dietze information about epilepsy that helped her write her book.

                                                           
 I am really excited about all of these books. Surprisingly it's only the second week of January, and I have four of these books already. It's crazy how quickly they get published these days. Do we share any books in common? Please tell me in the comments.