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The Cowboy Christmas Glow Up by Suzy Langevin, Suzy Langevin
4.0
4.5⭐ | Sweet, Swoony, and Full of Holiday Cheer
Suzy Langevin’s The Cowboy Christmas Glow Up is the cozy holiday romance I didn’t know I needed. Cowboys, Christmas, and a city-meets-ranch love story? Yes, please! From the first coffee spill to the last swoony moment, I was hooked.
Levi, our cowboy MMC, is absolute perfection. He’s sweet, selfless, and quietly charming—a breath of fresh air in the billionaire cowboy trope. His journey to New York to find independence from his controlling family is both heartwarming and relatable. Then there’s Zara, a total boss as the CEO of Glow Up Cosmetics. She’s ambitious and driven, but watching her let her guard down around Levi was everything.
The chemistry between these two? Instant but not forced. Their banter is playful, their connection is genuine, and the way Levi supports Zara while still figuring out his own path was so beautifully written. And can we talk about Levi’s friendship with Jo? He’s the kind of best friend everyone deserves—unwaveringly supportive and always lifting others up.
The supporting characters added so much life to the story. From Jo, the rising musician who brings Levi to New York, to the vibrant friendships and industry chaos around Zara, the world felt dynamic and full of heart.
This book hits all the holiday romance sweet spots—festive vibes, personal growth, and just enough spice to keep things interesting (
Suzy Langevin’s The Cowboy Christmas Glow Up is the cozy holiday romance I didn’t know I needed. Cowboys, Christmas, and a city-meets-ranch love story? Yes, please! From the first coffee spill to the last swoony moment, I was hooked.
Levi, our cowboy MMC, is absolute perfection. He’s sweet, selfless, and quietly charming—a breath of fresh air in the billionaire cowboy trope. His journey to New York to find independence from his controlling family is both heartwarming and relatable. Then there’s Zara, a total boss as the CEO of Glow Up Cosmetics. She’s ambitious and driven, but watching her let her guard down around Levi was everything.
The chemistry between these two? Instant but not forced. Their banter is playful, their connection is genuine, and the way Levi supports Zara while still figuring out his own path was so beautifully written. And can we talk about Levi’s friendship with Jo? He’s the kind of best friend everyone deserves—unwaveringly supportive and always lifting others up.
The supporting characters added so much life to the story. From Jo, the rising musician who brings Levi to New York, to the vibrant friendships and industry chaos around Zara, the world felt dynamic and full of heart.
This book hits all the holiday romance sweet spots—festive vibes, personal growth, and just enough spice to keep things interesting (