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My One and Only Cowboy by A.J. Pine

Author:  A.J. Pine
Release Date: December 17, 2019





It has been so long since I left a review or even read a book. I was such a funk since at the beginning of 2020.  I'm sure you all can agree with me when I say that 2020 has been insane.  It has taken me a little while to finish this book and not because I did not like, but because 2020 has been very eventful. Any who…let me tell you about a book that I read titled "My one and Only Cowboy by A.J Pine.  I am a huge fan of A.J Pine because of the/……series.  One of my favorite sub genre of romance is enemies to lovers. Sam and Delaney were cute together and they found love fairly quickly in this story. Sam and Delaney only have one week of no-strings attached sex, who will fall first?

Sam and his brother, along with his best friend, has just purchased some great land and his currently trying to get his ranch business of the ground in a new town. Everything is going smoothly until a sassy Delaney pulls into town demanding her land back. Sam has worked his finger to the bone in order to get this ranch started and he is not about to let anyone take it from him. Sam is also facing an uncertain future concerning his genetics and having to care for his ailing father at a special facility.  In contrast, Delaney has come to this small town to claim her land that was taken from beneath without her permission.  After these two meet, sparks begins to fly and they can't deny the big, pink elephant in the room in the form of the land in question.

I enjoyed this story and the chemistry was there to carry the story. The author did  a great job with introducing their backstory without weighing it down with unnecessary details.  Sam was a great leading man because he had a big heart and he was afraid to love fearing that he would lose it one day like his father did.  Additionally, Delaney was a strong female lead and had a good left hook. Both of these characters had to learn to love again and that, my friends, is fantastic.  Grab your tea and blanket because this is a cozy read.



Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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