Review: Yours to Hold by Darcy Burke

Yours to Hold
by
Darcy Burke

Years ago, golden-boy Kyle Archer left Ribbon Ridge without a word. Now, with heartbreak on the verge of tearing his family apart, the black sheep is back and he’s determined to earn their trust by uncovering the truth behind Alex’s death. But the moment he confronts Maggie Trent—the therapist his parents blame for the tragedy—Kyle is stunned by his powerful attraction to the beautiful doctor… and drawn to her like no woman he’s ever met before.
When gorgeous, charismatic Kyle approaches Maggie about his brother’s death, she agrees to help him search for answers. And as they piece together Alex’s last days, their undeniable chemistry turns too hot to ignore. After their relationship becomes more serious than either anticipated, Kyle may be forced to choose between the woman he’s desperate to hold on to and the family he almost let slip away.


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I live on the edge of wine country in Oregon’s Willamette Valley with my devoted husband (my own hero), a daughter and son who illuminate my world, and two Bengal cats.
My first completed book was called The Magic Swan. Dedicated to my grandmother (who adored swans), I wrote and illustrated it in sixth grade. My daughter loved to have me read it to her when she was younger. The story is about a guy (swan, of course), Albert, who goes on a magic kick, much to the annoyance of his girlfriend, Gwen, who loves him just the way he is. Seeking to put an end to Albert’s newfound obsession, Gwen (with the help of her awesome pal Phyllis) pretends to need rescuing. Albert rushes to Ponderosa Falls to “save” her from certain doom! Gwen happily points out he saved her without magic…and Albert realizes he has everything he wants and needs in Gwen. Naturally they get married and have many baby cygnets. As you can see, by age 12 I was plotting happy ever afters (and demonstrating my inability to ever be an illustrator).
Fast forward some number of years and I decided to get serious about writing a romance novel. Joining RWA was a huge step in attaining that goal, but understand: finishing a book is hard. And oh so rewarding. I’m thrilled to be represented by the brilliant Jim McCarthy of Dystel and Goderich Literary Management and excited for my books to be read and (hopefully) enjoyed!

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Review

I've really been enjoying this series. Your to Hold is book two of the Ribbon Ridge Series. Up this time is Kyle's story. You get a taste of Kyle in Only in my Dreams. What you learn makes you want more. Poor Kyle has some issues he really hasn't dealt with well. I so badly want to mention what it Kyle's issue is but I really think learning about it why reading the story makes the book even better. I think you also really like Maggie. It's interesting how affected everyone is by Alex's suicide, even the therapist. I think Kyle going to Maggie for answers was the best thing he could have done for both of them. You'll really enjoy the interaction of Kyle and Maggie. They really help each other. So far this is shaping up to be a wonderful series that I can't stop reading. I would recommend that you read the books in order because it will really enhance both stories! Happy reading!   



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  1. I hope to read the first story soon. It sounds like such a good story. Nice review!

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    1. Thanks! I think you'll really like this series. I really like this family.

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