Review: 3 1/2 stars:  Pleasant Read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
There is a nice reliability to Foster's Buckhorn series.  It's always a pleasant read about incredibly caring, hot men who are decent.This was a sweet little romance.  I do think to fully get the feeling of the small town where the story takes place and how decent/heroic the men of Bukhorn are, you need to read the books preceding this one.  I definitely liked Garrett's story better than Shohn's.  The attraction Garrett has to the h feels more real as it's not just lust, but also her kind, caring nature.  I really like too how the h is a strong, "can stand on her own 2 feet "type of woman - i.e. she is not in need of being rescued by a Garrett, but isn't it nice that he is willing to be her rescuer : )Something that has always puzzled me though about the Buckhorn world is how easy it is for people to be able to afford homes and start businesses in what is repeatedly stated to be a small town.  The h was previously an assistant to a pet groomer and yet she has the funds to buy a house and start up her own business?  In such a small country town, there is enough demand to sustain a pet grooming business?  I always thought it was odd how the characters from other Buckhorn books were able to sustain businesses such as dance/aerobics studio, pet boarding, financial advisor - all in small rural town.