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A review by cassidy_rain
Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
4.0
"You're the moon," he said. "And I'm the tides. You pull me in without even trying, and I come to you willingly. I always will."
Another cute installment from the Rebel Blue Ranch series! Another gorgeous cover. This one follows Ada and Wes, the ultimate black cat/golden retriever combo. Weston is fixing up an old house on the property to turn into a B&B and hires Teddy’s old college friend Ada, to lead the project.
I really love the writing style, I feel so immersed into the story and the ranch. I adore the characters. We didn’t get too much of a glimpse into Wes’s character in Book 1, so I wasn’t sure what to think about him, but I fell in love. He’s such a sweetie. Ada is also a well-rounded character! I enjoyed her character growth throughout the story. The characters struggle with some real life issues; it makes the story feel more realistic. None of these are heavily explored though. I will admit it was a little insta-lovey (but that’s pretty typical for stand-alone romances imo).
It was also great to catch a glimpse of Emmy and Luke, as well as the other characters from Book 1. Super excited for Book 3 this fall! There was even a sneak peak at the end of this which I loved!
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Another cute installment from the Rebel Blue Ranch series! Another gorgeous cover. This one follows Ada and Wes, the ultimate black cat/golden retriever combo. Weston is fixing up an old house on the property to turn into a B&B and hires Teddy’s old college friend Ada, to lead the project.
I really love the writing style, I feel so immersed into the story and the ranch. I adore the characters. We didn’t get too much of a glimpse into Wes’s character in Book 1, so I wasn’t sure what to think about him, but I fell in love. He’s such a sweetie. Ada is also a well-rounded character! I enjoyed her character growth throughout the story. The characters struggle with some real life issues; it makes the story feel more realistic. None of these are heavily explored though. I will admit it was a little insta-lovey (but that’s pretty typical for stand-alone romances imo).
It was also great to catch a glimpse of Emmy and Luke, as well as the other characters from Book 1. Super excited for Book 3 this fall! There was even a sneak peak at the end of this which I loved!
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Content Warnings
Moderate: Mental illness and Toxic relationship