Book Review On Bucking The Cowboy by Madam La Zuray
**Book provided by the author for an honest review**
**Book provided by the author for an honest review**
Office manager of the Coalside Ranch, Darlene had been burned by men—the danger addicts, the adrenaline junkies; so much so that she barely got over the last one. It was stupid to fall in love with men who had a passion for danger. So why couldn’t she stop herself from daydreaming about the cowboy who lingered in her office?
This short erotic western romance was to the point, but had a deeper
meaning, (no pun intended) behind the characters of Rusty Charleston
and Darlene Fisher. Will Rusty and Darlene fall in love, and live
happily ever after? Or will they just bang their brains out into
unconsciousness? It's totally worth finding out!
We are on some sort of ranch, somewhere in the U.S. and the where's
don't matter here, but the workers do. Rusty is a ranch hand, doing
whatever manual labor is needed, and Darlene works on the business
side of the ranch in the make shift of an office/trailer. The two
little lust bunnies have been having some inappropriate fantasies at
the work place about each other, but never acted upon their urges.
Both of them have a painful past with love. Neither are looking
for anything at all. And then she gets an eye full of his bare naked
chest one day and he can't draw his attention away from here short
shorts, and bulging cleavage. It's easy to empathize with, and care
for Rusty and Darlene as a reader. Lost loves and grieving are two
things everyone can relate to, and the author does a great job
connecting us in such a way. I felt very hopeful for the two to
get together, whether it be to fall in love, or to just connect on a
primal lustful level, doesn't matter it's all good. I enjoyed the
writing style of this author, so I look forward to reading future
books.
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