Cowboy Christmas Redemption
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- 4,49 €
Beschreibung des Verlags
Celebrate the magic of Christmas with New York Times bestselling author Maisey Yates! As snowflakes fall in Gold Valley, Oregon, will this rugged cowboy finally win the woman of his dreams?
Cowboy Caleb Dalton has loved single mom Ellie Bell, and her little daughter, Amelia, for years. But since Ellie is his best friend’s widow, Caleb’s head knows Ellie will always be strictly off-limits. If only his heart got the memo. So when Caleb discovers that Ellie has a Christmas wish list—and hopes for a kiss under the mistletoe—he’s throwing his cowboy hat into the ring. If anyone’s going to be kissing Ellie and sharing this magical time with her and her daughter, it’s him.
Ellie has dreaded the holidays since losing her husband. But this year, she’s finally ready to make some changes. She never expects the biggest change to be the heart-stopping kiss she shares with Caleb. For almost five years, Caleb has been her best friend, her rock, her salvation. This Christmas, can Caleb prove he’s also the missing puzzle piece of Ellie’s and Amelia’s hearts?
Don't miss The Lost and Found Girl by Maisey Yates! A powerful novel of sisterhood, secrets and how far you’d go to protect someone you love.
Read the entire Gold Valley series:
1. Smooth-Talking Cowboy
2. Untamed Cowboy
3. Good Time Cowboy
4. A Tall, Dark Cowboy Christmas
5. Unbroken Cowboy
6. Cowboy to the Core
7. Lone Wolf Cowboy
8. Cowboy Christmas Redemption
9. The Bad Boy of Redemption Ranch
10. The Hero of Hope Springs
11. The Last Christmas Cowboy
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Yates's outstanding eighth Gold Valley contemporary (after Lone Wolf Cowboy) will delight newcomers and fans alike. In the four years since Clint Bell died in a helicopter accident while on a firefighting mission, his widow, Ellie Bell, and her four-year-old daughter, Amelia, have relied on the friendship of Clint's best friend, Caleb Dalton. Ellie even teaches at the school for troubled boys located on the Dalton family ranch in Gold Valley, Ore. When Ellie learns Caleb is planning to leave his job at the school to take over a Christmas tree ranch, her Christmastime melancholy is amplified. She realizes one of the things she misses is sexual intimacy, and she makes Caleb a no-strings-attached proposition. Ellie's forthright honesty stuns Caleb; he's also insulted that she thinks he's "safe" and "nice," having no idea how passionately he's loved and desired her for years. She's shocked in turn to learn about the depth of Caleb's feelings for her. As Caleb and Ellie act on their mutual attraction, their relationship becomes intense and all-consuming, making Ellie wonder whether it's more than she can handle. As Yates reveals how the protagonists' pasts have shaped them, they become fully realized and three-dimensional, and their slow progress from heated glances to scorching sex is devastatingly intense. This charming and very sensual contemporary is a must for fans of passion that, in Ellie's words, is almost "too sharp and too bright" to bear.
