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Saved by the Cowboy by A.J Pine

Author: A.J Pine
Release Date: August 07, 2018





Wow!! This is the second book that I have read by A.J Pine and I have found my favorite author.  Her stories are so grounded and riveting that it makes me tingle all over.  The first book that I read by this author was Second Chance Cowboy and I gave that story 5 stars and was well deserved.  I read this book in one sitting after having to work for 8 hours and not even exhaustion stopped me from reading this book. It was impossible for me to put down. I guess I should give you the summary of the story since I already told you my rating. So let's jump in.!

I'm guessing this is 1.5 of the Crossroads Ranch series because it doesn't involve none of the Everett brothers. This book is also a lot shorter than the first book, but what it lacks in length it makes up for it in awesomeness. This book is about the sheriff and his "Cinderella".  Sheriff Cash is enjoying a quiet night on traffic duty when a yellow beetle zooms past him going 20 miles over the limit.  At the wheel is Olivia and she is on a mission to find her grandparents' love letters.   They both have a painful past and both are afraid to take that life changing step.  The clock is ticking until Olivia has to return to the real world, will love conquer all or will this be another event in Olivia's rear view mirror?

The characters had so much chemistry and they basically jumped off of the page.  Cash was not your typical hero with his big heart and bad habit of saving Olivia at every turn.  He put his heart on the line even knowing that Olivia was a flight risk.  It was beautiful when their relationship blossomed from jailer and criminal to lovers.  This author just has a way of writing such wonderful characters with amazing compatibility. An invigorating and refreshing story with heart and an amazing small town, Saved by the Cowboy is a great, but short story to read. Pick it Up!!!



Rating: 5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


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