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You can’t go wrong with cowboys and love.

This book did not disappoint! I always love this author’s books so I anticipate each release and was so glad this one came out because I had just finished another book.

I won’t give away the plot but let’s just say this book took a turn that I wasn’t expecting and that made it even better!

I totally recommend this book for fans of this author and those who love a good cowboy love story!

First off it can be read as a complete standalone but Maddox appears as a child in Purple Orchids and as an adult in Reckless Reunion! So having read these books adds more depth to the already amazing story.

Maddox is a city boy searching for his passion after a string of lackluster jobs. Andie is a country vet who takes care of the horses on his grandmother’s ranch.

They met once on the day Andie decided to be a vet.

This story has the richness I’ve come to expect from Samantha Christy's books. I love her ability to intertwine her characters' stories in imaginative ways.

But be forewarned this is not only horses and love. There are several plot lines in the mix as well. The least of which and most of which both is who will end up with the Devil Horns ranch?

Left me wanting more!

Gunner is ex-military, damaged, and scarred from a childhood where he always came in second. Chase Kincade is the youngest of four sisters. The driven one. The one who doesn’t want the complications that come with love. She’s in Destiny Falls looking for a former soldier, trying to find out what happened to his dreams of playing ball.

This book. Sigh. There is so much in this book. It makes me wish this was the first of the series because I want more Chase. More Nix. More Gunner. Just more!

I am glad that there is a fifth book in the series that will be about Finn Sanderson but I really do want more Gunner and definitely MORE Nix!

I’m having a problem reviewing this book because I can’t give it more the five stars. It really deserves at least a hundred- maybe two!

And yes, I love all of this author’s book but this one is my new favorite (just don’t tell Penn Etling that- I’ll never live it down).

Honestly I’m not usually a fan of the marriage of convenience trope but this one totally works for me. I think it’s partially because I can see the plausibility of both Holden and Sophie’s reasonings behind it.

And also partially because now after reading, I find myself wanting pie.

Holden and Sophie’s story has all the feels! All. Of. Them. It’ll make you laugh, make you cry, make you drive to the store to get some pie (or bake one if you’re a baker). It might even make you want to buy some bulbs for your garden.

Anyway- I totally recommend this book with all the stars, all the hearts, all the ring pops.

I don’t like sports romances- well let me change that- I don’t like the idea of sports romances.

But I have a big exception to that- and that’s books by this author. Yes she’s a favorite author of mine anyway- but part of that is because she makes me like sports romances. At least her sports romances anyway.

Hard to Score is no exception. Bratty Brex and Dreadful Drew knew each other as kids, crushed on each other as teens, and were both devastated when some rift between their families broke that apart.

A chance encounter brought them back into each other’s lives and I loved watching Drew deal with falling back in love with the one person he shouldn’t. And watching Brex deal with the very real fallout!

It was hard not to fall for Drew! I can’t wait for the next book- Hard To Lose!

Emery, Emery, Emery. What can I say about him. He's something of comic relief in the other books, but in this book, he's quite tragic. He's the cliched rockstar. All about the drugs and the women. Until fate puts him back with an old flame Alice, who's a musician in her own right. This book is really good.

This book makes me love Kris even more. He was introduced to us in the first book of the series, Down Beat. But this book makes me love Kris mostly because I see myself in him somewhat. Another great read.

This book is a bit dark but I think it is so compelling. Author did an amazing job with giving an interesting look at what it's like to be with an unmedicated bipolar person. And of course there is the love story and the rock band (I totally love Em and Kris). Very much recommend this book.

When someone comes out and says that RA’s newest hit was actually written by her and stolen by a former lover, how will the band deal with the impending battle over rights?

Garrett’s got issues with his family, especially his brother. But is closed lipped as to to why.

This soulmates to enemies back to lovers romances is a real hit! And not just because of Garrett and Reece’s journey through forgiveness. But also because it ties up loose ends with other RA band members in addition making it a very satisfying read!

This is another cute holiday novella by one of my favorite authors. The story is about a writer who's having a bad day. Okay, more than a bad day. When just the latest disaster in a string of bad-day-inducing catastrophes puts her in a little town she'd never even heard of, she finds that this might have been where she belongs all along.