Review: Fireworks Between the H/H Lead to a Fiery Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2013
Take Me Home, Cowboy shows us that opposites do in fact attract as city girl Ally butts heads with rancher Matt from the moment they meet.  Ally's used to being the apple of her father's eye but Matt now holds a special spot in her father's heart as he admires his work ethic and ability to rebuild his life after a tragedy.Ally's initial reaction to Matt is one of suspicion that grows as she overhears many conflicting comments from him that bring out the worst in her.  She appears a bit elitist at first as she resents Matt's being so close to her father.  She's jealous and thinks he's out to hurt her father which soon proves false as a tragic accident has Matt coming to the rescue.  It's hard for her to get past the thoughts in her head which leads to a regrettable decision to run which is not at all thought out.  Her impulsiveness again shows her in a bad light and these fits of immaturity exasperated me.On the other hand Matt comes off as playful.  He's not offended by her snobbiness and gives just as good as he gets.  He's had a traumatic past that he doesn't want to rehash, he just wants to move on from it. He doesn't know why he's drawn to Ally, he just is.  They're very different people but something about the ranch brings them closer together as shows Ally in a much better light, it's a softer side not hardened by the big city.I never found their romance to be completely believable, but it is hot. Their verbal sparring leads to some very sexy interludes.  There's a fantasy feel to this story as it's a quick read with lots glossed over. The ending is especially quick and a bit over the top as yet another roadblock is put in the way of the HEA.  Ms. Ames has created a fun read full of fireworks that is every women's fantasy.  Here's to any future delights courtesy of Ms. Ames.....