Review: Enjoyable and fun to read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2013
I'd say that I definitely enjoyed this book. It was fun to read. A light story to fill an afternoon.Ally butted heads with Matt even before she got home to Wyoming. She came home to check on her father and found he'd made some changes at the Circle K Ranch. Namely, one slow talking cowboy foreman, Matt Gentry. Matt and Ally share a sizzling chemistry, and they try to fight it for a whole day.But Ally couldn't keep herself from being suspicious of Matt. I felt that she was rude and intrusive.  I tried to see what Matt found so hard to resist about her, but I just couldn't. Maybe she'd been in the big city too long, or maybe she was just suspicious by nature. Whatever it was, she hurt Matt even when she tried to do the right thing.Matt kept regretting some awful, unforgivable thing he did in the past. Something so bad that it would keep Ally from wanting him. He ran away from his life, back to Wyoming, the place he'd been happy as a boy. I was thinking whatever happened must've been pretty bad, after what he said to Ally. However, when the truth came out, his reasons just seemed lame. It was a tragic event, but I found it unbelievable that Matt blamed himself for the way it happened. To be truthful, it spoiled the credibility of the story somewhat.This is romance land....so happy ever after is a given. It's the road to it that makes a story interesting. This road didn't have near as many roadblocks as I would have liked, but it was still a good ride.I'm giving this cowboy romance 3 stars. I recommend this one for contemporary fans interested in a lighter read.Reviewed by Debra Taylorfor TheRomanceReviews.com