Montana Creeds: Dylan

By: Linda Lael Miller

Narrated by: Jack Garrett

Author Linda Lael Miller shines in this contemporary Western romance. When Dylan Creed finds out that his young daughter has been abandoned by her selfish mother, he quickly regains custody of her and moves home to the family ranch. His old flame Kristy Madison can’t believe her eyes when he rolls into town, ready to settle down and be a father - but can Dylan earn himself a second chance?

©2009 Linda Lael Miller (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Enjoyable Listen

First time listening to books fro this author. I liked it. Second chance romance with a dash of teaching moments(teenager and animal neglect), forgiveness, and suspense. It was nice listening about their lovemaking, but not explicitly described one can use their imagination. The narration was was good.

Another great LLM book

Linda Lael Miller is my favorite romance author, so every book is a favorite of mine. Jack Garrett is my favorite narrator, and he makes the books come to life like no one else can.

Romance & Suspense combined.

I liked this book in the serries. I like how the Creed women are a bit more independent and the crime aspect with it still being a modern day romance.

Love, Family, and Drama

I liked the book from cover to cover. Mystery, Drama, Love, and Family, and the narrator

The saga continues

Which character – as performed by Jack Garrett – was your favorite?

Tyler is my favorite

Any additional comments?

Highly recommend listening once I started the Montana creeds I couldn't stop till I had listened to all three.

ALWAYS STAND BY - YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT CAN HAPPEN!!

Dylan decides to come home with another lady, even if she need a play pen. When Dylan decides to head home with his daughter, he's starting to realize there's more to life than Poker and "Stunt Riding" for the movies. When he gets home, he finds his hands really full. Sometimes life really works out like it supposed too.

I Love this Series

thank You for Creating such real life families!I am Completly Hooked the Mckettricks and Creeds

Best cowboy stories

What did you love best about Montana Creeds: Dylan?

They remind me a lot of the McKettricks. The story are upbeat, exciting and sexy. The characters are comforting and yet strong. The best part are the adopted dogs and the horses. Always makes me wish that I could go horseback riding again.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Christie and the dog are my favorite. Christie's love of children and animals makes her so kind and tender and makes wish there were more people like her in real life. I also like that she was big enough to forgive Dylan and let their love continue to thrive.

What about Jack Garrett’s performance did you like?

Jack Garrett has the sound of the cowboy that makes the story more realistic. He is pretty good with a woman's voice too.

If you could rename Montana Creeds: Dylan, what would you call it?

Blessed with another chance at love

Any additional comments?

I know I give a lot of 5 stars, but the stories I give them to really make me happy. The are sometimes fun, sometimes serious but at the end of the story they always end with love.

Cowboy hates bad coffee (and so do I)

I love how the book before this had supermom raising two boys on a dime, and this affluent fool has one child for exactly two seconds and goes "I can't do this. I need a wife!" Jokes aside though, I am really enjoying this series. I am liking Logan even more 'cause we see him grow more into the head of the Creeds. The interactions between the middle bro and his sister-in-law are lovely as well.
The guy who narrates these books is stellar. Love the accent and acting. Really well done. I can tell just by his tone which character is speaking.

Long and slow moving.

This book was long and slow-moving getting to the point. The hero did step up and take care of his baby daughter but that's what he should have done from the beginning. His daughter help's him learn how to open up and truly love and this helped him earn a second chance with his childhood girlfriend. I never seemed to really become invested in the story and had to speed up the narration to make it through the book. The author tried to give us a backstory that held a love triangle,(I think), but it left me kind of confused as to why. This is one I will not listen to again.