Davy Colt is back for a visit at Christmas. He’s a rodeo star who isn’t looking to change his life. Davy is still in with the girl he left behind. Carla Richmond gave up her life to come home and take care of her ill mother. She’s risen through the ranks with her job at her hometown bank. When there is a bank robbery at the local bank can this rodeo star save the woman he never stopped loving? What happens when a bank robber targets the woman who supposedly turned him down for a loan? Will a Christmas Ransom bring two high school sweethearts together again?

CHRISTMAS RANSOM is the third book in Colt Brothers Investigation series by B.J. Daniels. A couple of high school sweethearts may be reunited when danger comes into their worlds. Carla makes a quick trip to the bank on her day off but is caught up in a robbery when a criminal with a grudge against her shows up.  

The storyline takes some surprising turns as these former lovers are brought back together through danger, suspense, and an attraction that never went away. Davy is determined to keep his current rodeo lifestyle but starts to realize things aren't as good as he thought. Carla is content with her life, but finds things are complicated when the man she can't forget comes back into her life. . . 

B. J. Daniels’ CHRISTMAS RANSOM continues the story of the Colt Brothers who have started a Private Investigation business to continue looking into the death of their father. This book centers around the third brother and his high school sweetheart as they’re reunited during the holiday season by danger and trying to figure out who robbed the local bank and why one of the robbers would like revenge for a supposed slight. A must-read for any B.J. Daniels fan and a wonderful story with intrigue, suspense, love, and a reunion, as well as the continued mystery of what happened to the Colts' father. This reader can’t wait for the next story in this wonderful series by a master of the romantic suspense genre. I’d read this book whether it is Christmas time or not

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