What Matters Most By Kellie Coates Gilbert

Deeply Emotional Writing Highlights the Complexities of Human Relationships
Leta Breckenridge is forced to drop out of college to care for her dementia-ridden mother. After learning a severely delinquent account may force her mother into a less desirable facility, Leta steps out of her comfort zone and lands a high-paying job at an Austin public relations firm. But her dream job turns into a nightmare when she learns the firm is a front for a political opposition machine--and that the research she's been collecting will be used against her new love interest, Nathan Emerson.

Nathan is a rising political star being pressured to run a bid to unseat the current governor of Texas. He's already in a relationship with a woman much better suited to be a politician's wife, but he's never met anyone like Leta. Could this feisty, challenging woman hold the key to his heart?

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Kellie Coates Gilbert has been described by RT Book Reviews as a “deft, crisp story- teller.” Her Texas Gold books were featured as Barnes & Noble Top Shelf Picks and were included on Library Journal’s Best Book List of 2014.

Born and raised in Idaho, Kellie now lives with her husband of 35 years in Dallas, where she spends most days by her pool drinking sweet tea and writing the stories of her heart.

Please visit her online at www.kelliecoatesgilbert.com

I have really enjoyed all of the Texas Gold series. But this one was by far the most intriguing. I loved the characters  and the twists in this one so much more that the others. I was trying to figure out what was going on and was sadden by the treatment of Leta by her employers and I really was sad about Leta's mom. This is the perfect book for this election year.

I did however perk up when the story was about Nate and Leta.

I have to say my favorite part was the ending. You don't want to miss this one.

I gave this 4 stars and I recommend it and the whole series.

I was given a copy of this book by the publisher for my honest review.