Tony Carlton knows trouble when he sees it—especially when it comes in the form of a gorgeous, innocent and very naked blond stranger dancing in his shower. When circumstances force his uninvited guest to spend the night, Tony decides that there are some home invasions he could get used to.
Sarah Dery is a frustrated writer who takes her twenty-fifth birthday as a wake-up call. She sets off for Texas thinking that a summer on a working ranch will finally inspire her. When one wrong turn leads her into the arms of a hot, broody cowboy, she’ll discover her spicy inner voice.
But is it enough? He says he’s not capable of love. Can she gentle this cowboy?
Sarah is driving to her friend's ranch in Texas to find herself and
hopefully find her words to write. She wants to be an author but is
stifled at home. She finds what she thinks is her friends home and lets
herself in and takes a shower, only to be confronted by Tony, the
homeowner. She finds she is at the wrong ranch. She calls her friend
Lucy, only to be told she can't come stay with her. For some reason,
Tony decides he wants her to stay.... and Tony pushes everyone away.
Tony is a jerk for the better part of the book and most of me wished
Sarah would just leave him. However, she saw the man inside and stuck
with it. With Sarah's help, Tony learns to care for the people around
him. He makes great strides.. but to me I'm not sure it was enough.
The book is well written, and the characters are fully developed for the most part. Where Tony came into all his money is never really explained, yet the fact that he is rich is referred to repeatedly. You care about them and about what happens to them. Sarah's inner dialogue annoyed me most of the time. I wish she would have just said what she was thinking. Putting it in italics and expecting the reader to figure out that it was what she was thinking got on my nerves more than once.
Other than that, I really enjoyed the book and look forward to reading the rest of the series.
Ruth Cardello is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. She started her career writing about alpha billionaires and now has expanded to rugged cowboys. She lives on a small farm in Northern Rhode Island with her husband, three kids, two dogs, and two horses. If there is a happier place on Earth, she hasn't found it.The book is well written, and the characters are fully developed for the most part. Where Tony came into all his money is never really explained, yet the fact that he is rich is referred to repeatedly. You care about them and about what happens to them. Sarah's inner dialogue annoyed me most of the time. I wish she would have just said what she was thinking. Putting it in italics and expecting the reader to figure out that it was what she was thinking got on my nerves more than once.
Other than that, I really enjoyed the book and look forward to reading the rest of the series.
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Absolutely adored this book can't wait for the next installment.
ReplyDeleteI have read Ruth's other series as well as this book and have enjoyed them all!
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