My One and Only Cowboy

(Meadow Valley #1)

By: A. J. Pine

Sam, his brother Ben, and their friend Colt, are just starting out with their Meadow Valley Ranch. They have a few guests, but they are hoping business will increase with word of mouth. However, when an unexpected woman shows up and tells Sam that the land he bought, years ago, was illegally sold, everything he has worked for is in jeopardy. Delaney’s car breaks down and she realizes she is stuck at this ranch, on what was still her property, for at least a week, while the town celebrates Autumn. Will these two determined souls be able to find a way to accomplish their dreams? Or will the desired land keep them both in agony?

A. J. Pine gives readers a very cute romance story. The main couple are driven not only by their individual pasts, but also by unknown future forces. The romance builds quickly, as well as the individual growth. Cowboys, firefighters, and animals are set in a small-town, so there is something for every type of romance fan. Readers will be excited to read Ben’s story this Fall, and hopefully Colt’s story next year.

In the midst of reading thoughts:

I haven’t read anything at all involving Alzheimer’s Disease in the past several years. So when I stumbled upon that unexpected storyline, it took me by surprise. That subject matter hits far too close to home and my heart still has not recovered. However, I continued reading. I appreciate the fact that A. J. Pine did not highlight the illness with the ‘sunshine and roses’ effect. She also did not go too deep in the topic either. The fear, constant worry, and just wondering are all very real emotions, and I appreciated her displaying that to readers. I surprised myself by adding book 2 to my wish list, as soon as I finished reading.

Note:

Thanks to Forever Publishing for making this story available to read on Netgalley.

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