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shaysshelf 's review for:
Finally Found My Cowboy
by A.J. Pine
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Finally Found My Cowboy introduced me to A.J. Pine's writing, and after this delightful experience, I'm eagerly anticipating diving into more of her books!
There's a magical quality to a story where characters find solace in each other while helping one another on their paths to healing. Beth, recovering from a debilitating injury that threatens her dreams of becoming a Rockette after leaving her job as a Vegas showgirl, finds unexpected companionship in Eli. Eli himself is grappling with the profound loss of his wife. Amidst their struggles, Midnight, a lame horse Eli reluctantly rescued, becomes a pivotal figure in their journeys toward healing. The seamless character development that emerges from their connections, both with each other and with Midnight, is truly remarkable. I found myself captivated by the quickly evolving bond between these characters and the depth it added to their individual stories of healing and growth.
This was not only my first A.J. Pine book, but also my first opportunity to listen to an audiobook narrated by Zura Johnson. While I typically lean toward audiobooks with multiple narrators for variety, Zura Johnson's performance held my attention effortlessly throughout.
Thank you to NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for the ALC.
- Cowboy/vet x dancer
- Close proximity
- Single POV
- Small town
- Country boy x city girl
There's a magical quality to a story where characters find solace in each other while helping one another on their paths to healing. Beth, recovering from a debilitating injury that threatens her dreams of becoming a Rockette after leaving her job as a Vegas showgirl, finds unexpected companionship in Eli. Eli himself is grappling with the profound loss of his wife. Amidst their struggles, Midnight, a lame horse Eli reluctantly rescued, becomes a pivotal figure in their journeys toward healing. The seamless character development that emerges from their connections, both with each other and with Midnight, is truly remarkable. I found myself captivated by the quickly evolving bond between these characters and the depth it added to their individual stories of healing and growth.
This was not only my first A.J. Pine book, but also my first opportunity to listen to an audiobook narrated by Zura Johnson. While I typically lean toward audiobooks with multiple narrators for variety, Zura Johnson's performance held my attention effortlessly throughout.
Thank you to NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for the ALC.
- Cowboy/vet x dancer
- Close proximity
- Single POV
- Small town
- Country boy x city girl