Review: A Cowboy and a Gentleman
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2012
A Cowboy and A GentlemanAuthor:  Helen HardtPublished by:  Musa PublishingAge Recommend:  AdultReviewed By:  Arlena DeanRaven Rating: 4Blog Review For: GMTAReview:"A Cowboy and A Gentleman" by Helen Hardt was a real delightful romance cowboy read.  This novel was one of those that once you started reading I could not put it down until I was finished with it.  I felt that this novel was well written and even funny at times."A Cowboy and A Gentleman" was of the 'McCray Brothers and indeed I love reading about Dallas, Zack  and Chad.  This novel deals with Dallas McCray.. now newly divorced  from Chelsea  meets up another divorce lady..... Annalisa (Annie) DeSimone. ..who just  happens to be the new veterinarian in town.  After they meet and attraction  forms quickly and it looks like these two will become one.... soon.... however, Dallas  had been burnt once with a awful marriage and he was determined not to go down  that road again.  Through a conversation  with Annie, Dallas was left to think that she was similar to his ex(having secrets)  and he was not having any of that in his life.Annie hadn't had a wonderful marriage and now that her ex husband was out of jail.Her ex husband(Riggs)  had put her through a lot...physical and sexual abuse. Now would this be a problem for her?....she had moved from New Jersey to Bakersville, Colorado...wanting to make a clean brake ....making fast friends with Dusty...Dallas  sister in law, Joe(mechanic),  the deputy(Doug),  and the McCray brothers.....however,  Annie had secrets of her own.......Would she be willing to share these with Dallas? The characters were really off the chart ... Great.  I loved all of them and you will just have to pick up the good read and find out what happens.There will be many twist and turns .... so get ready  to  find it  a easy and fast read....definitely a passionate romantic novel and I would recommend "A Cowboy and A Gentleman" as a good read.  Please note:  THIS IS A ADULT BOOK!