The Cowboy's Christmas Baby
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4.1 • 17 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Rodeo champion and buckle-bunny favorite Miles Decker is the “face” of professional bull riding. So when his famous face is badly scarred in a bull riding accident, he retires from public life and returns to Grand, Montana, to manage the new circuit rodeo on the Endeavour Ranch. He has few regrets—he’s made his money and has had his fill of beautiful women. But his future is upended when a surprise Christmas gift lands on his doorstep: an eight-month-old baby girl with his eyes and smile.
Local girl Tate Shannahan just lost her elf job, so being hired as the caregiver for Miles Decker’s baby is a godsend for an already difficult Christmas. Her twin brother’s death in a bull riding accident fractured Tate’s family, leaving her and her older brother to continue the Shannahan traditions alone—or not, as her brother decides. The baby is a joy, but working for a man who represents everything her family has lost isn’t easy.
Miracles happen at Christmas though, and as Miles and Tate discover new traditions together, can love grow where they least expect it?
Customer Reviews
Great addition to the series
Definitely loved this new book by Paula Altenburg. This book was so sweet, sassy, sexy, sad & full of love. I really enjoyed strong, sassy but sweet Tate. Her life’s been turned upside down by the death of her twin brother just before Christmas & the emotional loss of her parents after his death. Miles the strong, sexy cowboy finds himself with a baby he knew nothing about & in need of help. Tate takes the job of babysitter & falls in love with baby Iris & also with Miles. Their friendship turns into more as they help each other grow past their hurts & fears & look toward a future with new Christmas traditions. I especially enjoyed when Tate found out that the people who witnessed her humiliation at a job, were the ones who spoke up the loudest for her when asked about her being a suitable babysitter. Definitely recommend. I voluntarily read this book for an honest impartial review.