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A review by nikki1211
The Last Christmas Cowboy by Maisey Yates
3.0
Maisey Yates' cowboys provide comfort and can break me out of any reading slump. Yates' does a wonderful job of making me want to live in Gold Valley (if such a place even exists).
While some of her tried and true tropes don't jive with me (i.e. young impressionable inexperienced girl falls for - and changes - tough older experienced man who doesn't believe in love) I still will read any Gold Valley or Copper Ridge book she writes.
Don't let the title deceive you, its not truly a Christmas read, but about two people who've experienced a traumatic event together as children and are seeing each other differently now (in the romantic sense) and wrestling with what that means to their friendship. I love how in each book we get caught up with supporting characters who once had their own book, or are about to get one of their own.
Thank you NetGalley for the opportunity to read on of my auto-read authors.
While some of her tried and true tropes don't jive with me (i.e. young impressionable inexperienced girl falls for - and changes - tough older experienced man who doesn't believe in love) I still will read any Gold Valley or Copper Ridge book she writes.
Don't let the title deceive you, its not truly a Christmas read, but about two people who've experienced a traumatic event together as children and are seeing each other differently now (in the romantic sense) and wrestling with what that means to their friendship. I love how in each book we get caught up with supporting characters who once had their own book, or are about to get one of their own.
Thank you NetGalley for the opportunity to read on of my auto-read authors.