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True-Blue Cowboy by Sara Richardson

Author: Sara Richardson
Release Date: July 31, 2018







I just can't seem to get enough of cowboys.  This is another cowboy in tight jeans, a Stetson, and a big ego to match. I actually wasn't expecting another installment in the series because these book were originally for the Cortez brothers, which I loved by the way. Nonetheless,  when I saw it I had to read it.

This book follows Levi Cortez's friend, Mateo, and local city girl turned farmer named Everly. What starts out as a blind date turns into a war over land and then love...awww! Everly is renting a farm and Mateo had just become her new land lord. Mateo will be retiring soon from the rodeo and he wants to lay down some roots in the charming, small town. His plan is to turn the land into a condo development to turn a profit for his family back home in Mexico. Sparks fly as they try to put their feelings aside and one each other up. It's entertaining to say the least and Mateo,  oh goodness me, speaks Spanish in this book which made me blush. It's every girl's dream, at least mine, to have Spanish spoken softly in her ear while making love.  It's pure passion.

I loved the characters and they both had motivations for pursuing their desires. They both had a heart of gold and they were perfect for each other. I don't have any complaints except for the pacing at times.

The characters were great, the story line was solid, and it was heartfelt and well written. The main thing that I loved about this story was Mateo speaking the language of love so passionately.(squeal like a schoolgirl). Ir a recogerlo!

Rating: 4 🤠🤠🤠🤠

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