Always Dakota (The Dakota Series)

I have read almost all of Debbie Macombers books and when I found this series, I was so excited. I enjoy her style of writing, there is some sexual content, but it is not over the top, it is just real. I think everyone would like this series.

Jeb McKenna is a North Dakota bison rancher who had lost a leg in a farming accident four years earlier and has been somewhat of a recluse ever since. His sister has tried a ploy to get him to meet a newcomer to town, Maddy Washburn (friend of Lindsay Snyder Sinclair, heroine from the first book) Always Dakota really doesn't focus on just Margaret and Matt. While they are suppose to be the main characters in this book equal time is given to Rachel and Heath, Sarah and Dennis, and Bob and Merrily. There are also the other towns people we have grown to love such as Maddy and Jeb, Hassie, and Joshua McKenna, just to name a few.
the storyline between Margaret and Matt is extremely touching. There were tears in my eyes through much of their story.
this book is about Matt and Margaret , and it is although it would be more justifiably said that it was about the people of Buffalo Valley. Matt and Margaret are a great addition to the town and their story was well written.
Buffalo Bob, Merrily and Axel come back with a conclusion to the custody battle.
Sarah, Dennis and Calla return with their family feud.
Maddy and Jeb reflect on how good their family is turning out. Not to forget to mention Heath and Rachel, Joanie and Brandon, Hassie Knight, Joshua McKenna and plenty of others.I was somewhat sad while reading this book, knowing it was the last in the trilogy. The folks in Buffalo Valley have become friends and I hated to see them go. It amazes me each time I read a Debbie Macomber book how I get to feeling as if these people and their problems really do exist in real life. Ms. Macomber writes with such life-like attitudes in her characters. This trilogy would definitely be a great movie.

It tied up the loose ends from the preceding book od the series and was just a good read. I had read the previous book in paperback and couldn't get out to buy the next one, so put read it on Kindle.