250 pages, ebook
Published April 13, 2021
Source: I received a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are my own and were voluntarily given
Ford Hopkins is a simple guy. Loves his rodeo
life, loves his family, loves his dog, and wants to find his place in
the world. Not too complicated, and spending more time down in Lost
Creek, Texas, is just what he needs to remind himself of that. But a
spitfire doctor staying at his friend’s ranch there could change his
simple, uncomplicated life.
Brynn Kershaw needs Broken Hearts
Ranch and the haven of recovery it claims to be. Her ex-husband had
broken her ability to trust and her emotional stability, both of which
are keeping her from living a fulfilling life after the divorce. While
she’s at the ranch, calm, quiet, unassuming cowboy Ford somehow manages
to sneak through her defensive walls, and could be the key to breaking
them all down.
My Review: 4 Stars
Lost Creek is the kind of place that I could settle right down in. I love how each story adds another layer to this small Texas town, giving it a nice, cozy feel. I also love seeing each rodeo cowboy appear in all the stories, as it gives them dimension.
This is Ford's story and a more honest, loyal cowboy can't be found. I love his simple life and straight-forward manner, but most of all, I love the gentleman he is. Brynn is broken and defensive, but this gentle man is there for her in a way she needs.
The Lost Creek Rodeo series is a little heavier than I had anticipated because each of the women have major issues that have landed them in this recovery program, but I like how that gives each story some meat. The free therapy written on some of the pages is healing and applicable to many of life's tough situations.
I enjoyed watching a simple Western life flip upside down faster than a cattle wrestle.
Content: mild romance (vague mention of cheating, kissing); mild rodeo-type violence/danger
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