About the Book
This cowboy plays to win
Rockford James was raised as a tried and true cowboy in a
town crazy about ice hockey. Rock is as hot on the ice as he is on a horse, and
the NHL snapped him up. Now, injuries have permanently benched him. Body and
pride wounded, he returns to his hometown ranch to find that a lot has changed.
The one thing that hasn't? His feelings for high school sweetheart and
girl-next-door Quinn Rivers.
Quinn had no choice but to get over Rock after he left.
Teenaged and heartbroken, she had a rebound one night stand that ended in
single motherhood. Now that Rock's back—and clamoring for a second chance—Quinn
will do anything to avoid getting caught up in this oh-so-tempting cowboy...
My Thoughts
Caught Up in a Cowboy is a solid story featuring an
injured hockey player returning home to recuperate and finally facing the woman
he left behind 9 years ago.
Rockford James and Quinn Rivers still feel the pull of
attraction and while time does heal some wounds, it can also significantly
impact how a person lives their future life. Being neighbours places them in
proximity to one another and gives them the opportunity to finally voice their
thoughts and air grievances. Their predicament is whether there is a future for
them given Rock is only home temporarily.
I enjoyed reading the book. It’s not a demanding read given
the predictability of the story. For this reason, I did think it was longer
than it needed to be.
I liked both the Rivers and James family members and I felt
they added to this story without every overtaking the focus on Quinn and Rock.
Caught Up in a Cowboy is a commendable start to the
Cowboys of Creedence series.
About the Author
Jennie Marts loves to make readers laugh as she weaves
stories filled with love, friendship and intrigue. She is a USA TODAY
Best-selling author and writes for Entangled Publishing. Reviewers call
her books “laugh out loud” funny and full of great characters that are
“endearing and relatable.”
She is living her own happily ever after in the mountains of
Colorado with her husband, two sons, two dogs and a parakeet that loves to
tweet to the oldies. She’s addicted to Diet Coke, adores Cheetos, and believes
you can’t have too many books, shoes, or friends.
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