C+ ReviewsAmerica / Contemporary / cowboy / divorcee / Montana / novella / ranchComments Off on REVIEW: Nothing Like a Cowboy by Donna Alward
NOTE – This may be bought separately or as part of the NotMy1stRodeo Anthology. Brett Harrison tried marriage once and isn’t anxious for another round. So when his meddling twin sister sets him up on a dating site, he seriously considers strangling her and cancelling. Luckily for him, he’s too ... more >
B- ReviewsAmerican historical / cowboy / Historical / Interracial / POC / teacher / western13 Comments
Lily looked at the vastness of the plains, full of cattle, and then up at the sky without a cloud in sight. “What’s going to happen, Mr. Sinclair?” she asked. “What do you know?” Fresh off the train from New York City, Lily Carteret arrives in picturesque Wyoming only to ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / cowboy / law-enforcement / Native AmericansComments Off on REVIEW: Never Trust a Cowboy by Kathleen Eagle
When a Cowboy Comes Calling… The last thing harried Lila Flynn needed was another cowboy to deal with. But new hire Del Fox was different than most sweet-talking wranglers. The hard worker had a gentle touch and eyes that spoke of a past he didn’t share. Lila soon found her ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / cowboy6 Comments
Dear Ms. Kent, I haven’t read the first two books in this series (Undeniable and Unbreakable), but I don’t think it hindered my enjoyment of this book. There are a few things which I didn’t understand relating to the earlier couples but for the most part, the books reads well ... more >
C Reviews / D ReviewsAmerican historical / Contemporary / cowboy / Harlequin / Native American / novella / ranch9 Comments
Originally published in 2003, this anthology has now been reissued by Harlequin. I’ve read all three authors before, though it’s been awhile for two of them, so I went into the anthology with a little bit of preconception – both good and bad – but I was hoping and willing ... more >
F Reviewscowboy / Erotic-Romance / self-published47 Comments
At the end of the Hell Yeah! Book 2 review, I mentioned that a few glimpses of the main characters of Book 3 made me cautiously optimistic that we would finally get a grown-up female worthy of being called a “heroine.” I was wrong. So very, very wrong. I also ... more >