Author: Erin WrightRelease Date: March 14, 2018
Rating: 4 Cowboy Stars 🤠🤠🤠🤠
What can I say? I have a weakness for broody cowboys with
huge "chips" on their shoulders and a rocking hot bod to go with it.
Stetson was so hot, rude and he knew how to get his hands dirty. Stetson is a livestock
rancher who is in default on his loan.
The bank's last attempt to get their money comes in the form of Lindsay,
an auditor for the bank. Lindsay's job is to audit the farm's records to see if
there are any stones left unturned where money is concerned. Stetson hates Lindsay's guts from the jump
and he does not want some "woman" in his life or his farm rummaging
through his things. I loved his relationship with his housekeeper and the
respect that he had for her.
The family dynamic
was intense with Stetson and his older brothers. I felt every emotion that these brothers were
feeling and when they had a that big fight…I had to grab me some popcorn
because I was right in the room with them.
I have to give the author props on her writing style. It was lively, raw, and complex with a dash
of heat to keep me in the story. The
characters were well developed and I was able to get to know the characters and
their personalities. The pacing was
perfect and I was not taken out of the story once. It flowed like the sound on an angel's
harp. Was that too much? Well….I wanted to say "flow like
water", but that phrase is so over used.
Anyways, the chemistry between Stetson and Lindsay was
undeniable electric, and their personalities bounced off of each other. They
started off hating each other, but eventually the line between love and hate
became quite blurry. And when I say the cowboy fell hard, I mean he fell hard
and it was so endearing and adorable.
The tougher they are, the harder they fall and I, myself, enjoyed every
word on the page.
There is this weird
thing about this story were it feels
like the author is building up to something but nothing happens. I know it's weird, but I was really waiting
for the other shoe to drop with Lindsay and her boss, but to no avail. The set up was there along with the touch of
suspense, but nothing happened. In
contrary, I loved the ending and I laughed and cried in the same breath.
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