MONTANA HOMECOMING (Montana Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
When his mom had died, the funeral had been tough. As a boy, not having her tuck him in bed each night, remembering seeing her lifeless body… funerals brought all those memories crashing back, even after all these years. His childhood had gone from happy and content, with a mom who'd do anything for him, to a bitter, quiet life with a father who hadn't deserved the title of dad. But today was about one of the few men in his life that he'd always respected, and there was no amount of excuses that would have ever made it okay for him not to turn up. And then there was Amanda. Scott didn't cry. Ever. He'd refused to shed another tear ever again when his father had scolded him for showing his weakness as a child, but seeing Amanda up there bravely reading a speech about her dad? It had been the first time as an adult that he'd had to stare at the ceiling and fight to keep his emotions in check. Now the service had come to a close, and he was being summoned along with the other pallbearers to rise.
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