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A Cowboy for Keeps

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My thoughts

Would I recommended it? Yes

Would I read more by this author? Yes,in fact I have The Last True Cowboy to read.

This is the second book by this author and she never lets me down , the first one I read was Home at Chestnut Creek which is book 2 in the Chestnut Creek series and the first time I ever picked anything up by this author, one thing I loved about it as well as this one is that it takes place in a small town where its about family and friends,and her stories always a sweet romance that is full of  quirky characters with that said I want to say thank you to Forever as well as NetGalley for letting me read and review it .
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This read sort of like The Last Chance Cafe by Linda Lael Miller. Lorelei is stuck in a rut. She likes her life but always had a secret wish for more. Then her sister dies and leaves behind a six month old daughter and Lorelei suddenly has more than she’d ever imagined, including the broody brother of the baby’s father to contend with. Reese and Lorelei have a slowish burn, lots of misunderstandings, love that they’re afraid to accept from each other, and pride getting in their way. Of course, once they think they’ve got it all together, an angry man bent on revenge tries to tear them apart with a cruel act. Reese and Lorelei both have to set their pride aside to make things right after that, and Reese especially works hard to show that he’s more than just a shadow of his past. 

This story was an enjoyable read about stubbornness and how it can make, break, and heal relationships. I didn’t read the book (or books?) before it in the series, but I didn’t feel lost among the side characters at all.
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