Craving the Cowboy: Christian Contemporary Romance
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4.3 • 236 Ratings
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Publisher Description
He's a wounded Army cowboy. She's a horse trainer with deadly aim. It could be true love, if he can shelve his pride and she doesn't run back home first.
Dwayne Carver is set to inherit his family's ranch in the heart of Texas Hill Country, which would be great if his first love wasn't raising and training horses. In order to keep up with his ranch duties and fulfill his dreams of owning a horse farm, he hires top trainer Felicity Lightburne.
Felicity, wracked with grief over the death of her father, can't stand to stay on her family farm anymore, so she takes the job at Grape Seed Ranch sight unseen. She shows up in her red mustang only to be confronted by three wild bulls who've broken free.
When Dwayne intervenes, she's smitten. It doesn't matter that he's her boss, or that she dunked him in the small-town Texas festival the day before, or that he has tremors in his right arm from a military injury. They get along great, and she can envision herself on this new farm--at least until her mother falls ill and she has to return to help her.
Then she realizes that the ranch wife life isn't one she particularly wants. And it's all Dwayne has to offer her. Can Dwayne and Felicity work through their differences to find their happily-ever-after?
Customer Reviews
Sweet
Really enjoyed listening to this book.
Two people with their own issues helping each other out.
Loving each other through the pain.
In love
I love this story sm likee Omgg 😪😪 so In love
Too Rushed, yet slow to grab attention
The story starts, and with little to no build up, they’re already holding hands and hugging. They’re having what are supposed to be deep conversations, but those are rushed too. There’s a blunt question about a thing, but they’re hesitant to say the thing, so they immediately share the thing that they were not wanting to share. There’s so much going on and it’s all going so fast that my attention hasn’t had any plot to latch on to. I hate being the negative person in the reviews, but I’m really glad this book was free. I would’ve been disappointed if I payed my hard earned money on this.