Wishing on a Christmas Cowboy
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- USD 7.99
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- USD 7.99
Descripción editorial
This city girl could use a dose of good old-fashioned cowboy Christmas cheer in this charming holiday romance for fans of Jennifer Ryan and Maisey Yates!
Pediatric nurse Kyra Fowler is finally going to realize her dream. She’s got a job lined up at the most prestigious children’s hospital in London. There’s only one little snag—first she has to sell the Wyoming town she’s just inherited from her estranged father. After a little fixing up, the place should easily attract a buyer. Hopefully she’ll be celebrating the sale by New Year’s.
Ex-Navy SEAL Aiden Steele couldn’t save his brother-in-law on the battlefield, but he can save his sister’s ranch and give his nieces the life they deserve in the town they love. He’s not about to let some outsider make a mint selling to a ruthless developer. Operation Save Star Valley is foolproof: show Kyra the sights, let the Christmas spirit work its magic, and bam! She’ll decide not to sell and he can ensure his family is taken care of. Except as he tries to make Kyra fall in love with the town, Aiden starts falling for her.
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Richardson (The Summer Sisters ) kicks off her Star Valley series with a town-wide deception that provides the perfect setup for introducing a delightful new cast of characters. When Kyra Fowler's estranged father leaves her a large portion of small-town Star Valley Springs, Wyo., she plans to make some repairs over the holiday season, then sell the land as quickly as possible and use the profit to fund a fresh start in London. Navy Seal–turned-cowboy Aiden Steele has dedicated his life to keeping a promise he made to his late brother-in-law: making sure his nieces and sister are taken care of. To Aiden, that means it's imperative that the town doesn't fall into the hands of greedy developers. He enlists all his fellow townsfolk in Operation Save Star Valley Springs, a scheme to stall Kyra's plans long enough that she'll fall in love with the town and decide to stay. Soon, however, it's Aiden who's falling in love—sparking doubts about the morality of manipulating Kyra. Readers will feel similarly conflicted, and the scheming characters may initially rub some the wrong way. All are redeemable, however—and the many big personalities here spell good things for the series to come. Small-town romance fans will be eager to return to Star Valley Springs.
