Review: Art and Rodeo Collide
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 7, 2014
Plans go astray. In real life this often means frustration and grief. In fiction it can be much more.Look at Taylor DeMarco for example. She knows exactly what needs to be done to bring her family’s Boise art gallery back to the profit side of the balance sheet. As manager she’s already taken steps in the right direction and is looking forward to being able to buy her own place.Jesse Sullivan, champion bull rider, is wise enough to know he’s near the end of a rodeo career. So he’s been taking art classes to develop his natural talent. When Taylor’s parents offer the gallery for sale he acts on impulse and signs the contract.Jesse’s matured since he made his debut in The Bull Rider’s Brother. But is it enough to persuade Taylor she’s valuable as more than a manager? And will he make the effort after her lawyer sabotages the relationship between the Sullivan and DeMarco families?This quick read is an interesting blend of rodeo action and the art world. It’s a good addition to your summer TBR shelf.