Megan has had a lifetime of being told she needs to slim down and being criticized. It takes Ryan loving her as she is to regain her confidence after her husband left her for another woman 'who wasn't fat'. Popcorn romance, fun, quick read.
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Megan wilder has been divorced for two months and is moving from New Mexico to Arizona to be closer to her parents and her sister. Even though she is leaving her past and her ex in New Mexico his years verbal abuse has left some scars.

Megan suffers from feeling inadequate about her body size. But that sure doesnt stop Ryan McBride from noticing her at the County Fair. The two hit it off and spend the day together and she agrees to see him again. They embark on a wonderful romance together.

A side story that goes on is her mother and father are about to not only lose there home to foreclosure but there restaurant isnt doing well since the owner of a restaurant next door has decided to launch a smear campaign against them to try and get them to sell to him.

When a tragedy happens in her family and she finds out that Ryan has been part of the foreclosure issues Megan is heartbroken. Will Ryan and Megan be able to work out there issues?? ( )

After buying and reading the box Riding Tall with books 1-3, I can give the same review for all three books.
The story lines themselves are not too bad, but the execution wasn't great. Last year I dnf'ed the first book, but this time I persevered because I bought the box.
In all three books there were so many unimportant details at times that it made the book very slow and I got bored and skipped those scenes.
The heroes in the books are ladykillers, as we're told, but fall for the heroine right away. All three heroines take some convincing.
The sex scenes in the books don't seem to fit in with the rest of the stories. Suddenly the heroes are very domineering and demanding etc. Obviously Fifty Shades became a success at the time of writing, but I kept having a wtf reaction each time, so... I skipped those scenes.
The characters were all a bit 'cookie cutter', but the 'villain' in the third book was so cliché, he was ridiculous.
All in all, not even worth the 0.99 usd I paid for the box.
Rating: 3/10 ( )

really 2 1/2 stars. i really liked arts of it and really was bored by other parts of it. ( )

really 2 1/2 stars. i really liked arts of it and really was bored by other parts of it. ( )