The Delivery of Decor (Shiloh Ridge Ranch in Three Rivers #7) by Liz Isaacson

The Delivery of Decor (Shiloh Ridge Ranch in Three Rivers #7) Reviews

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  Kristen Lewendon

  One of the things I’ve learned while reading about the residents of Shiloh Ridge, is that my heart breaks every time a member of this family is hurting. With as many members as there are, that means my poor heart spends a lot of time in pain while reading this series. There’s a lot going on in this book, and much of it forces Ward and Dot to spend time with one another and really get to know each other, without the social masks and preconceived notions. I found that I fell in love with them as they fell together. And the tidbits and teasers of the future Glover stories that are hinted at in this book, make me very excited to see what’s coming next.
  I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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  ELMorehead

  Can Ward & Dot make it to a Forever 💞?
  
  Ward has been trying for months to get the right kind gravel for the Ranch's roads, from Dot's landscaping company. Does Shiloh Ridge finally get their Gravel? Dot and Ward are drawn to each other, but can they each overcome the obstacles in the way of a 💗 relationship? How does God use Dot's Diabetes, Ward's musical talent, and their families and friends, in this Novel? I Highly Recommend You 📖 Liz Isaacson's Engrossing, Inspirational, and Action Filled, Western, Christian Romance, "The Delivery of Decor", to find out how Dot and Ward make it to their Forever 💞. ❤️ed 📖 this 💎 of a Story! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  Mary Welter-o'connor

  Favorite series with my favorite family of sexy cowboys!!! This is a clean love story and so much more. This revolves around the lives and loves of the Glover family. It has such character development with a couple of main characters in each story but the secondary characters are numerous and play vital roles. The plot is unique and and the challenges to the relationships feels real. I found it easy to become immersed in this story. Not wanting to put it down. I’m thrilled that it is a series because I definitely want more. But it is really not a standalone. These stories build on each other and should really be read in order. I think it would be confusing and off putting to jump around. They build one upon the next including all members of the family. The story line is rich and you can picture the ranch and town easily with all the details. This is a clean Christian romance with some kissing but in my opinion would be suitable for all ages. Especially if you love you a handsome, modest, rich cowboy.
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  Karen L Ledee

  Ward has had feelings for Dot for a long time but she wants nothing to do with him. She finds him arrogant and high-handed. When a natural disaster cuts off the ranch road from the town, she gets stranded with him. What better time to get to know someone when you are physically isolated from the rest of the country. She is overwhelmed with the size of his family that loves to be in each other’s business. They are getting along until a health crisis puts them at odds again. Will he be able to convince her to take a chance on him? Very well written and we are getting a sneak peek into the trials and tribulations of Mister and Judge.
  I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book
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  Ellen Hogan

  The latest book in this series is about Ward and Dot. Even though they are the focus of the book, all the Glovers make an appearance. There is a wind storm and Dot is stranded at Shiloh Ridge Ranch. They spend several days together but when the way is clear Dot takes off to town, while Ward wonders what went wrong. It’s nice to catch up with the Glovers, but also the Walker brothers make an appearance too. Loved this book, Liz Isaacson really knows how to weave a story and keep the reader interested. Can’t wait for the next book.
  
  I was given this advanced copy for free, and am leaving this review voluntarily.
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  Joan Arning

  The billionaire Glovers sure have relationship problems! Ward is still trying to take care of everyone in his family but was unsure what to do about his attraction to Dorothy, owner of From the Ground Up! I always enjoy all of the relationships between the Glover cowboys, their sisters and all of the spouses and how they all end up working together. The Delivery of Decor involves a landslide which blocks the main road onto the Glover property! If you would enjoy a book involving a large wealthy family who have been taught to serve others, you will not want to miss The Delivery of Decor! I received a complimentary e-book from the author Liz Isaacson. This is my honest opinion.
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  Marilyn

  This was one of my favorites in the series. Lots of action - blizzards, landslides, more babies being born. Cowboy Ward longs after Dot who owns a local landscaping business. At first she sees him as overbearing, but later sees his good qualities. She has diabetes and gets snowed in with Ward and only has a one day supply. He almost freezes to death trying to get to more gas for the generator and she rescues him. Many ups and downs, but will they find they can't live without one another? I received an ARC of this book and I am giving a honest review.
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  Lucia Valenzuela

  I absolutely loved this book. Ward finally gets Dot to go out with him again, but can he overcome her indecisiveness of her feelings towards him. These are great characters as are all the residents of Shiloh Ridge Ranch. I love that we get to catch up with all the other family members and friends. Liz Isaacson writes wonderful, clean, inspiring romances with characters that you will fall in love with.
  I received a free copy of this book and this is my voluntary, honest review.
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  Amanda Marlowe

  Ward has been trying to contact Dot, not only about some gravel he wants for the ranch but he wants to go out with her. Dot doesn't want to mix business with pleasure, and later on she explains why.
  Ward has issues about his name, and what he feels is the lack of a nickname, he thinks that he's not as good as his brothers but Dot tries to persuade him differently.
  It was great to catch up with the other Glovers and hear about the new babies.
  Another great read in the series from Liz.
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  Barbara

  What a lovely story! Ward Glover has been trying to catch Dot’s eye for quite a while. When they are caught in a big snowstorm the two of them are alone in his house. There are plenty rooms, a big fireplace and food to eat. There are some pretty hard problems, and they both have to work on their parts of the problems. This has been one of my favorites in this series, and I’m so happy there will be more!
  (I received an advance readers copy from the author. This review is my own opinion.)
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  Nancy Parker

  Ward is a great character, and so is Dot. All the women tend to have masculine careers and the men are all of course cowboys. Ward is steady and strong and has been watching everyone in his family find someone but he hasn’t yet. He carries a torch for Dot and has been trying to date her for a while.
  
  We never did find out why Ward doesn’t have a nickname like the rest of his brothers and cousins, that was disappointing, and would have been a big boost to his story.
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  Dale Lussier

  The Delivery of Decor
  
  Ward Glover is in charge of keeping the ranch running smoothly and the roads around the property functional. Dot runs the landscaping company From the Ground Up. When Ward tries to get a particular gravel that Dot doesn't have she avoids his calls when he keeps calling about the gravel. Until one Sunday they run into each other at a church lunch and he ends up wearing the desert she brought all over his white shirt.
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  Michelle Ferrari-Johnson

  Gravel Goddess
  
  Ward is definitely interested in Dorothy Crockett. He is always trying to get her attention and always orders the gravel for all the needs of Shiloh Ridge Ranch.
  
  Dot definitely feels the pull towards Ward Glover, but he has the exact same name as her ex, and that terrifies her.
  
  Can Ward convince her to trust him or will she run away?~
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  Alice

  Lots of things going on at Shiloh Ridge. I am impressed with the fact that Liz can keep from getting her characters mixed up. WOW! Brothers, sisters, cousins, uncles, nieces, nephews, and other important people. This is a fantastic series and ties right in with the Three Rivers Series.
  Blizzards, landslides or earthquakes, break-ups and fixes. They are all in this book.