Review: My Cowboy heart
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
Review Written for [...]Malloy has been Foreman of the J-bar for a long time, but more than that, he was raised since he was fourteen by Crandall Jenkins and his wife Emma.  J bar was more than a job it was home.  Mr Jenkins has a way of helping out people and he left Malloy in charge of the ranch  as usual when he an Emma go off  to Florida to spend the winter and holidays with the girls. This year however he had another request. To watch out for Emma’s friends nephew Crispin Malloy, whom Crandall had given a job for the winter.Crispin was unlike any other man Malloy had ever met. Not only was Crispin out and proud, but compassionate and having a way with animals as well as people.  Malloy had no idea just how much Crispin would change his life and turn things at the ranch upside down doing so.His book was amazing! Awesome isn’t even close to describing how good.  I love a good character driven story but this had both characters and an intriguing storyline.  All the characters even the sub characters had so much personality. I won’t call the men broken since though each one has had a bad past that left them broken, the Jenkins had taken them in given them jobs, home and love, mending them a little.  Let’s start with Malloy.  He is the typical, quite cowboy, with his cowboy charm and drawl a loner and man of few words.  He likes his privacy and to stay on the outside looking in.  Crispin... he is a character all right; talkative, creative, caring, compassionate and empathetic. There is nothing he wouldn’t do for man or beast. And he is  gay and proud of it.This story is written with such wit and charm that you can’t put it down. There were places I laughed till I thought I’d die and a place or two I nearly cried.  The names alone  are enough to put a smile on your face.If you like cowboys, ranch hands, three legged dogs, lots of laughs and  some tears, family drama and some smoking hot mansex this is for you