Fix Me Up, Cowboy is the third book in the Copper Creek series written by the lovely Stina Lundenblatt.

The book is told from the two main character’s points of view. Kate is a rich girl from Beverly Hills, who’s living a lavishing life until her aunt dies and Kate has to do something about the house she’s received in her Aunt’s will. While she’s in Copper Creeks she mets a sexy cowboy called Noah Daniels who helps her with renewing the house but their relationship becomes much more than a mere partnership.

I really love reading about Kate and Noah’s story, they’re both so different from each other but one thing that they both have in common is that they’ve had their heart broken in the past from people they loved. Their relation starts off as a burning attraction but it soon develops into a cute relationship that is much more than just hot sex.

I recommend this to anyone who likes reading about the opposites attract trope.

I received an ARC of Fix me up, Cowboy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All the opinions written about in this review are my own.

Who doesn't love a good old cowboy romance? “Fix Me Up, Cowboy” was a heartwarming tale that brought together Kate and Noah who in the past had trouble with their own love lives. The romance between them was very natural and as the reader you were able to get a sense of how well they fit together. Their flaws, the great characters and bubbling start of a hot steamy connection before the small town cowboy and socialite definitely brought this story together.

I didn't realize that this was the third book in a series, when I requested it. Thankfully you don't have to read the other books in the series before reading this one. But, I will definitely be going back and reading them all.

I really enjoyed the dual POV's (points of views), it helped me connect with the characters. I loved the banter and chemistry between the two main characters!

I can't wait to read more from this author and this series.

While I was disappointed to realise I had come into this series at book three (I do wish that the series number was noted on NetGalley) for my first read by Stina Lindenblatt, the story was thoroughly enjoyable. Initially I wasn’t sure if I would warm to Kate’s persona, but Noah and Kate were wonderful together! This was a very easy read, with interesting characters, a strong storyline and totally kept me engrossed until the last page was turned. I now need to go back and read the first stories of this series, as I’m sure they will be just as good.

A Beverly Hills socialite and a country boy find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other in this sweet, funny and romantic book. The story follows Kate, a woman who feels most at home shopping on Rodeo Drive, as she heads to the country to pack up her great aunt’s estate. She meets Noah, a cowboy working his family’s ranch who guards his heart closely. The two can’t help the chemistry that sparks between them, and they soon find themselves as more than friends, despite their better judgment.

I really enjoyed this book and am glad NetGalley introduced me to this author by offering me an ARC in exchange for an honest review. The story is filled with humor, both lead characters are extremely likeable, there is definite chemistry, and the romance progresses naturally. I also enjoyed the side characters who have or will star in their own books. It’s a fun and light-hearted romantic comedy with minimal angst to weigh it down while still having depth.

5 Stars for Fix Me Up Cowboy

ARC received from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Opinions expressed are my own !

Stina Lindenblatt is a new author I am adding to my TBR author list ! Loved this book !

Fix me up , cowboy is a fun - flirty , sexy romance with a HEA

Kate Snow trades in Beverly Hills for Copper Creek in Montana - where she escapes to sell the home her Aunt Charlotte left to her.
She thinks she’ll be gone a few weeks packing up & getting the place ready to sell when she meets Noah Daniels. ( aka The Cowboy 🤠 :-)

There are so many laugh out loud moments in this book - it’s so well written with a lot of heart & sexy times.

When Kate potentially lands her dream job back home will she leave said “cowboy behind & the happiness / true sense of belonging she has never felt in all her life “ ? You will have to read to find out ! This book is about 2 individuals burned by love & people they trusted who find their ultimate HEA ❤️

Great book
Great characters & secondary characters
Terrific storyline & plot

Can’t wait to check out other books by this author !! Also hope she might be writing some stories for some of the great secondary characters.

Awesome read !!!

LOVED Kate and Noah's book. She's trying to prove she's more than just what everyone sees her as-once she believes she's more than that. And he's trying to stay true to himself while protecting his heart. Together, they are just fabulous!

This was a cute book. I liked the vulnerability of the heroine with her injury. At the beginning if the story, I got a little annoyed with her talking out loud all the time. But the relationship she developed with the hero and his family and friends was really sweet

**I received a copy of Fix Me Up, Cowboy from Xpresso Book Tours and Net Galley in exchange for a voluntary and honest review. My opinions expressed below are mine alone and not solicited. **

Fix Me Up, Cowboy by Stina Lindenblatt is the third book in her Copper Creek series. I didn't read the previous two books and this was very easy to read as a stand alone. To be truthful I didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised to find that I loved this book!! The author puts the reader right into the book so that you visualize Kate's fall into the mud. You'll love Deacon and his cuteness and Charlie Kate's dog who loves to read to the kids.

Kate Snow has come to Copper Creek, Montana to clean out her Great Aunt's house and put it on the market. Since she's never even seen a horse or cleaning their stalls out, the absolutely clutter of her Aunt's home will give her a look why Charlotte never married when she finds her letters from her only love John. Kate figures it will be easy to hire someone to help what could go wrong? Well a lot especially if the cowboy next door refuses to help out. But she will find out that her Beverly Hills "friends" are nothing like the true ones she finds in Copper Creek who accept her as herself not a snooty socialite. But she'll soon be the proud owner of Cowboy boots, a hat and a very hot pair of shorts that makes Noah salivate. When Kate and Noah become lovers will she go back to California or can she see herself staying in Copper Creek?

Noah Daniels loves to restore old cars but he also is part owner in his Grandfathers ranch with his brothers. When Charlotte wills her old Thunderbird to him he's anxious to start its restoration. He doesn't expect Kate, Charlotte's niece to beautiful even though she's self conscious about her limp from a series fracture a year ago. He won't have any problems teaching her how to muck out stalls, chase a bat from the attic and introduce her to Copper Creek, line dancing and his family and friends. But he knows she'll be leaving soon or can he convince her to stay and find out if she can love him and his home?

This is my first read of a Stina Lindenblatt book and book 3 of a series so I wasn't sure what to expect. The blurb made me hesitant to like Kate as she comes off as a pretentious, rich snob. But boy did Kate not like that description and take it upon herself to "show me". Kate thinks she's coming to Copper Creek to pack up a house and high tail it back to Beverly Hills. What she didn't realize is there is a house and horses that need taken care of that will prolong her stay. Good old Aunt Charlotte has a close friend that will lend a hand to Kate.

Noah knows his way around a ranch and obviously with his looks, the ladies. He is a scorned man having been burned by a woman stringing him along until her rich man proposes. Noah is not to keen on another "princess".

I loved these two together. Their banter was great and the tension between the amazing. SL wrote Kate in such a way that you don't put her in with the usual snobbery of Beverly Hills and can see her more down on the farm. Her friends in BH are horrible and the friends she meets in Copper Creek are amazing. Yes, I need to read the other books in this series!

Great writing and flow. Loved the characters and the community.





Thanks NetGalley for an advanced copy in exchange for an honest review

A big thank you to NetGalley and Stina Lindenblatt for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. I believe this is my first time reading this author. I enjoyed this book. I rarely read about cowboys, but this made me smile. I enjoyed the chemistry between Katie and Noah. I have to say I enjoyed Katies tenacity! Just a nice fun read with a few embarrassing mishaps. No spoilers! Fun read a 4 star rating. I think most Romance readers will enjoy!!

3.5☆
Cute
This is my first book by Stina Lindenblatt.

What I liked:
The writing style
The characters
Dual POVs
Part of a series: Copper Creek
Standalone
HEA
Epilogue

I look forward to reading the other books in this series.

The story of Kate and Noah.

She is in town for a few weeks to renovate the house left to her by her Great Aunt. He ends up helping her out, and the more time they spend together the more they fall for each other.

First book I have read by this author and looking forward to more.

I received an advanced reader's copy of Fix Me Up, Cowboy by Stina Lindenblatt from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

I had never read anything by Stina Lindenblatt before this and had no expectations either way. Happily, I did enjoy her writing style and would gladly read other novels in the future.

I found the novel to be well written and the plot was entertaining. The dialogue between the characters (primary characters as well as secondary) was amusing, too. I found Kate, the female primary character, and Noah, the male primary character, were both likeable, but enjoyably flawed (you could watch each of them warm up to each other emotionally as they matured throughout the novel and learned from their mistakes, if you will); and both were relateable.

All in all, Fix Me Up, Cowboy was a very quick, and fun, read and I look forward to reading future novels by this author.