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Wrangling the Cowboy's Heart | Carolyne Aarsen

2 posts | 2 read | 2 to read

Love Under the Big Sky Back home in Montana, free spirit Jodie McCauley plans to stay at her late father's ranch for just two months. Then she'll sell the Rocking M and head off on her next adventure. But first she'll have to take her beloved horses from wild to sellable. That means asking the boy she once loved for help. Finn Hicks is now a deputy sheriff and a horse trainer. Working so closely with Jodie, his feelings are suddenly resurfacing. But Finn remembers her as a wild child, not the family-oriented woman he's looking for. A second chance seems impossible, but is there still hope for the rugged cowboy and his first love?

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Wrangling the Cowboy's Heart | Carolyne Aarsen

pick

What a sweet story. Lots of angst and longing eventually wrapped up in an HEA.

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Wrangling the Cowboy's Heart | Carolyne Aarsen

so-so

I received this in an unrelated to Litsy Christmas exchange. I've had an emotionally hard weekend so half started books are scattered around me as I looked for escape. This wasn't it. I gave it a so/so bc I'm sure the intended audience would've liked it. Personally, I've found another genre to add to my does not read list: Christian anything- it isn't what I need for escapism. I guess I like my spirituality separate from my fiction.

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