Review: A Good Ol' Boys story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 29, 2014
"Don't worry there's no place I'd rather be than here with you."Cooper Wilde has wanted out of Old Town his entire life.  He went to college at Columbia, moved to New York, got a good job on Wall Street, but when Riley Smith enters into Haymakers to do an investigation on the bar's business loan he is immediately stunned by how drawn he is towards her.Riley Smith hates the fact that she has to go to New Jersey.  Just the mere thought of leaving the city and going to a rural town makes her skin crawl.  When she enters Haymakers bar the only thoughts running through her head are how fast she can get what she needs for her investigation and get out of town and back to New York.  But as they say, fate has another plan for her.When Cooper's brother Tucker runs into Riley as she is leaving the bar and damages her car, she is left with the only decision possible, spend the evening in Old Town, just what she really wanted to do.  After calling work and letting them know what has taken place, Cooper walks her over to the body shop where her car is at.  Once returning to the bar he makes a bet with her that if she has two more drinks that she will not be able to handle herself.  She agrees to the bet, and because she loses she has to spend the weekend in Old Town with Cooper.  When she tells him that she doesn't want to be with a Wall Street wannabe he decides to let her believe that he is still a country boy...I  really enjoyed the how Cooper does everything he can to show how small town he is to Riley.  Not to mention the brotherly rivalry between Cooper and Jake is as real as it gets.  Then throw Tucker into the mix who only dreams of finding a girl like Riley and you have three male points of view from three different directions.  This story will make you want to find out more about these Wilde brothers and give you a glimpse into what makes them each so perfect and totally individual.  I am a sucker for a romance with a good hearted country boy and trust me when I say that Savannah Young's stories do not disappoint.  I can't wait to see what happens with Jake and Hunter in the next two books to follow.  This is a really good series about the good ole' boys getting the girl, and you can't help but to enjoy them.