Oh where to begin... I've read a historical romance by this author and really liked it. Modern romances are definitely not as interesting to me. Keeping that in mind, I'm sure others will not share my same likes and dislikes and that's OK!

Likes: Nash. I freakin' loved that kid. His story made you root for him like crazy.
Claire and the rodeo storyline.

Meh stuff: The language. Sometimes, love-making language is awkward. Again, this is subjective! But the word "feasting" used in the context of oral sex is cringe-worthy!

The romance was OK, it didn't feel super believable to me and felt rushed toward the end. This is another personal thing though -- I like slow-burning romances more than "know you for five minutes" romances.

Big Sky Wedding is another sweetly romantic installment in Linda Lael Miller’s charming Parable, Montana series. More than just a romance, this engaging story is a wonderful story of new beginnings for Zane Sutton and his younger half-brother Nash. It is also the long-awaited romance for Brylee Parrish, who was unceremoniously dumped at the altar by Hutch Carmody in Big Sky Mountain.

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Sweet kind of love story, cowboy actor and once jilted at the alter find love. Also get to revisit previous and introduced to another eclectic housekeeper and his other brother.
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Brylee Parrish is a very successful businesswoman who can't get over being left at the altar several years before. When actor/rodeo rider Zane Sutton decides to leave Hollywood for his dilapidated ranch next door, there are instant sparks between the two.
I've read the rest of the series previous to this book and I was curious to see what happens with Brylee. I could sympathize with her to some degree when Hutch Carmody called off the wedding when she was walking down the aisle and thought she deserved her own HEA. That was the only reason to read this as I didn't care for the previous book - the whole hiding the father thing for fifteen years just seemed ridiculous and didn't cast either Casey or Walker in a good light. I was hoping this would be better, and it was but just slightly. Brylee and Zane have very little time together in the story so the ending stretched the bounds of credulity (the epilogue sort of made up for it, but it seemed weak). These two people never really talked to each other at all. The supplementary characters are interesting but underused. The younger half-brother has all sorts of issues and worries that are never really resolved until tied in a neat bow during the epilogue. I did like Casey, Walker, and the rest of their family better now that they're not lying about everything. I give this book 3 1/2 stars. ( )

4.4 rip roaring sweet loving cowboy stars-
It all started with a broken heart, a burned out star and the blue skies of Montana.Brylee is still stinging after being stood-up at the alter. Her heart is covered in scar tissue and she has no desire to try to make it better. Her work has become everything in her life. She avoids friends, works long hours, and hardly rides anymore. She takes on some comfort lessons and is caught red handed by one Zane Sutton, movie star and ex rodeo cowboy. There is much blushing, some testy words and perhaps a bit of lusty feelings between the two. Brylee finds herself on uncomfortable ground.Zane Sutton, the super sexy, movie star, divorced, ex rodeo cowboy has moved to the dilapidated ranch he and his brother bought. He's looking for some time away from Hollywood and all the glamor. He wants some time with his horse and the great blue sky in this country. While out looking at his land he see's something strange. His neighbor is on his property and she's. What ??? He finds the fun in this new woman, she is feisty, beautiful and treats him like a man not a star. She feels something she hasn't felt in a long while, interest.The two of them make for an exciting fun read, they are not the sweet predictable pairing, these two have scars to wrangle through. There are also adorable animals, troubled teens and nosey good intentioned neighbors. I loved this addition to the series Ms. Miller never fails to leave me wanting more. ( )