Accidental Cowgirl: A Loveswept Contemporary Romance by Maggie McGinnis
Releases Oct 8th!
After being betrayed by her con man ex-fiancé, Kyla Bennett nurses a broken heart. But Kyla’s friends have other ideas and when they whisk her off to Whisper Creek, a dude ranch staffed by cowboys so hot they dim the Montana sunset, all Kyla wants to do is hide under a quilt. Then in rides Decker Driscoll. He’s hauling about as much emotional baggage as Kyla, but when he stands close by, both of them want to stay close—and begin to succumb to an undeniable attraction.
After experiencing personal tragedy, Decker never thought he’d see Big Sky country again. But now that his family's Whisper Creek property is in deep with a Vegas gambler, Decker’s back for the summer—and spending all his time running from “cowgirls” who come to the dude ranch to score some dudes. Then he meets Kyla, a kindred spirit who brings on a stampede of protective feelings . . . and a powerful hankering to sear her with a new brand of love.
After experiencing personal tragedy, Decker never thought he’d see Big Sky country again. But now that his family's Whisper Creek property is in deep with a Vegas gambler, Decker’s back for the summer—and spending all his time running from “cowgirls” who come to the dude ranch to score some dudes. Then he meets Kyla, a kindred spirit who brings on a stampede of protective feelings . . . and a powerful hankering to sear her with a new brand of love.
Accidental Cowgirl: A Loveswept Contemporary Romance by Maggie McGinnisMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
This was your sweet little romance. It was enjoyable. I laughed, got mad, and went through the sway of emotions. My problem with it? The ending was hard to swallow. The roller coaster of emotions that the characters Decker and Kyla go through in a manner of hours is too much to take it. It left me feeling unsatisfied, as if the ending was rushed. The rest of the book was great. I loved seeing Kyla open up and have fun. I laughed at the two coniving tramps that were also attending the ranch. The issues Kyla deals with are real, and I feel the author conveyed those to the reader in a good way. Maybe if the ending had panned out a little more, it would have been five stars. As it stands, it's still a good little read that will give you a smile and a chuckle!
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