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Cowboy Trouble

by Joanne Kennedy (Goodreads Author)

3.37 of 5 stars 3.37 · rating details · 562 ratings · 100 reviews

A cowboy like that could break your heart...
Fleeing her latest love-life disaster, big city journalist Libby Brown's transition to rural living isn't going exactly as planned. Her childhood dream has always been to own a farm-but without the constant help of her charming, sexy cowboy neighbor, she'd never make it through her first Wyoming season.

But he could sure keep you...more

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Published March 2nd 2010 by Sourcebooks Casablanca (first published March 1st 2010)

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Sep 12, 2010 Shawna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, contemporary-western-romance, cowboy-stud-fever, romantic-suspense, 2010-reads, animals-matter, hero-beta, heroine-i-wanna-bitch-slap-annoying, i-read-no-longer-own-sold-swapped, small-town-lovin, cheating-hearts-fidelity-issues, love-triangle-vying-courtships, 3-stars, hero-nice-guy-gets-the-girl, joanne-kennedy

3 stars – Romantic Suspense

This should have been titled “Libby Trouble” because city girl heroine Libby, who moves to small town Lackaduck, Wyoming to heal her broken heart and start a chicken farm, is absolutely exasperating. If not for Libby’s hunky rancher neighbor, sweet cowboy Luke, I wouldn’t even be giving it 3 stars. He’s such a caring, endearing, sexy hero and frankly, I couldn’t fathom what he saw in Libby, other than the fact that she’s a relatively attractive, available woman in a on...more

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Mar 01, 2010 Alana rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-contemporary, western

I received a free review copy of this book from the publisher.

Crime reporter and city girl Libby has wanted a chicken farm since she was a little girl. After a bad break-up, she decides to make her childhood dream a reality and work for the local small-town newspaper in Lackaduck, Wyoming. And her handsome neighbor Luke Rawlins will willingly lend her a hand! But when Libby starts investigating the town's only disappearance as a possible murder, someone keeps trying to warn her off.

My Thoughts:...more I received a free review copy of this book from the publisher.

Crime reporter and city girl Libby has wanted a chicken farm since she was a little girl. After a bad break-up, she decides to make her childhood dream a reality and work for the local small-town newspaper in Lackaduck, Wyoming. And her handsome neighbor Luke Rawlins will willingly lend her a hand! But when Libby starts investigating the town's only disappearance as a possible murder, someone keeps trying to warn her off.

My Thoughts: Luke Rawlins is my favorite sort of hero. He's a real sweetheart - he watches out for his parents; he's willing to take things slow with Libby since he realizes she's been hurt. He's just wonderful, and a huge help around town and around the farm. He even brings her a dog. A dog! How could anyone not love him? The sheriff doesn't stand a chance in their triangle - and happily Libby realizes that as well.

As for Libby, I didn't like her quite as much. She definitely has her good points - she's determined and she's kind. She shows real insight in how she deals with Luke's friend 'Crazy Mike' in her stories. But she also has a distinct flair for doing stupid things - particularly considering she's investigating a possible murder. Luckily, however, she is also far from oblivious to danger, which helps balance things out.

I wasn't expecting the suspense aspect of the story - or rather, I thought it would be less central to the story than it turned out to be. I had thought there would be more funny hijinks involving chickens. There was some of that, of course, but far more mystery, and I just wasn't as convinced. I thought the solution to the mystery was pretty obvious, and there weren't a lot of stray 'leads' to track down. But the strength of the story was squarely (and unabashedly) in the relationship between the two protagonists rather than in the suspense angle.

I loved the relationship between Luke and Libby - especially the humorous bits. It definitely made me interested in picking up another contemporary Western, especially if I'll find more heroes like Luke. He seemed very real - a nice guy, and a great change from the usual 'Alpha hero' fare that I tend to dislike.

If you like contemporary Westerns, I'd certainly recommend you pick this one up. It's a lot of fun!(less)

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Apr 08, 2011 Marianna rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: skimmed, one-time-read, barely-touched, could-not-finish

I think one star is a little harsh as ratings go..but I just didn't like the book. The character development didn't even seem to be considered. Right off I got blaring signals: THIS IS A ROMANCE! Beep, beep, beep...(<---signal noises). The heroine has to be all whiny about a d-bag who did her wrong. But she's feisty and determined to make her life work. And that means no men. No men with cute bottoms (the heroine's observation, mind you). 'Oh, but what are these feelings, and hot damn that ma...more

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May 18, 2012 Romancing the Book rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, cowboy, romance, western

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I am sure by now we all know that Joanne Kennedy writes the most incredible cowboy stories with the hottest of men! But what about when you take a seriously yummy cowboy, add a heartbroken I am never going near a man again woman add a small town never solved mystery and what do you get ….. one heck of a book!

Libby loves a good crime story and no matter what she will always get to the truth and do anythin...more

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Oct 01, 2011 April rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Free Kindle download. I liked the book in general and would probably read the author again. My biggest criticism about the book is that the story is kind of predictable, much more so than the usual romance, especially a romance with a touch of mystery in the plot. I mean to say that yes, I knew which of the two "love interests" she'd end up with — i.e., which of the two men was the hero —but it was more than that; I also knew very early on which of all the possible suspects was the bad guy, the...more Free Kindle download. I liked the book in general and would probably read the author again. My biggest criticism about the book is that the story is kind of predictable, much more so than the usual romance, especially a romance with a touch of mystery in the plot. I mean to say that yes, I knew which of the two "love interests" she'd end up with — i.e., which of the two men was the hero — but it was more than that; I also knew very early on which of all the possible suspects was the bad guy, the one who killed the girl, whose death the journalist heroine is investigating. And that's kind of death in a mystery — you want to keep the reader guessing, first suspecting one character and then another and seeing the possibility in all of them.

So, while the romance part of it might have been OK, the mystery part of the book needed a lot of work. The clues and the red herrings were a little too obvious, such that I found myself about three or four steps ahead of the story. It's almost as if the author feared the readers might not be smart enough to get it.

The chemistry between the hero and the heroine, though, was really nice. I liked how they got along with each other. Plus, there were passages in the book that made me laugh out loud — they usually involved the smaller characters, nearly all of whom were nicely drawn. Usually, in a romance, the author doesn't bother building up the minor characters in a book unless they're sequel bait or unless the characters were the hero and heroine in a past book; the minor characters are usually flat, two-dimensional, or largely ignored, like wallpaper. The treatment of the minor characters in this book, however, was refreshing; they had some interesting quirks and lovable aspects, and they added dimension to the main characters by the sort of interactions between them.

Some of the passages describing the minor characters were also just plain, downright funny, which made for an entertaining read. For example:

Suddenly, he doubled over and grimaced. Libby thought he'd been taken ill until she realized he was contort ing himself into a bodybuilder's stance to display the muscles obscured beneath his pallid flesh.

Especially funny was the menu at a restaurant, where the cook has dreams of gourmet chef-dom:

Joe's might have been a small-town diner serving country food, but the chef obviously had higher aspi rations. The meatloaf she'd looked forward to all day was billed as "Loaf de Meat: ground beef succulently seasoned with a medley of herbs and spices, baked, sliced, and served with rich mushroom gravy." "Pureed Pommes" and "Bacon-Laced Beans Vert" were recom mended as "accompaniments."

One minor annoyance I had in reading the book was the formatting. Every now and then a word is broken in half, causing me to stumble over the words as I read:

...but I've got ten used to blocking things out.

Ten what? What ten things or people are used to blocking things out? Very, very annoying. I find this happening in a lot of Kindle books and can't for the life of me figure out what causes it. Could it be that's where the word was hyphenated as the line ended in the print version? Another round of proofreading could have easily fixed that.

So, all in all, a fun read, if somewhat predictable and faultily formatted.(less)

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Feb 23, 2011 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: light-comedic-romantic-suspense, non-series-stand-alone-novels

~* 2.5 Stars *~
Fleeing a romance gone wrong and still smarting from the death of her beloved dog, journalist Libby Brown lands in Wyoming to follow a childhood dream to own her own farm. Jaded against men, determined to go it alone, the sheer scope of the landscape scares her a little, but a new job writing for the local paper on top of her soon-to-be booming chicken ranch gives her purpose.

Her neighbor, the tall, sexy cowboy Luke Rawlins gives her pulse a swift kick, but she's so leery of men t...more

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Jan 19, 2011 Sandy M rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: western, contemporary

This is my first Joanne Kennedy book. I love a good cowboy story, and I do like the hero, Luke, along with the heroine, Libby. There’s some good humor throughout. The storyline starts out nice and easy, fun, then evolves into a mystery while keeping the humor strong and amusing. But something happens later in the book that takes too much away from what’s gone before.

Libby has had it with men and city living. Her boyfriend has taken up with her boss, leaving her vulnerable and pissed off. She hig...more This is my first Joanne Kennedy book. I love a good cowboy story, and I do like the hero, Luke, along with the heroine, Libby. There’s some good humor throughout. The storyline starts out nice and easy, fun, then evolves into a mystery while keeping the humor strong and amusing. But something happens later in the book that takes too much away from what’s gone before.

Libby has had it with men and city living. Her boyfriend has taken up with her boss, leaving her vulnerable and pissed off. She hightails it to Wyoming with the hopes of making a go at a chicken farm, the realization of a childhood dream. Before she gets settled the neighboring cowboy drops in to say howdy. At first Libby can’t believe Luke is truly a cowboy. His dress, his speech, his chivalry is foreign to her, but she learns very quickly he’s the real thing.

Every time Luke comes in contact with Libby — which is as often as he can wrangle it — his admiration for her increases. As does his attraction to her. Not many women, especially those from the big city, would be able to take on anything close to what the woman’s done on her ranch. And up to this point I enjoyed this storyline. Luke has a great sense of humor I just love. He knows how to laugh, how to work hard, and he knows what he wants. Libby also laughs though she tries to hide it from Luke when he’s teasing, sort of a don’t egg him on type of thing. After all of this, though, things go off in a direction that are only okay for me. The story that takes over doesn’t seem to go with what’s happened so far.

Though Libby is in Wyoming to start her farm, she’s also an investigative journalist. She’s set on working for the local newspaper, which is one of those small-town four-page papers with nothing exciting to report. So when she finds out about the disappearance of a local young girl that is still unsolved, this is her way of shaking up the folks in town. Thus, the book from this point on is more about the past mystery than anything else.

Another character who comes along in the midst of this mystery is the local sheriff. He’s a nice-looking man, but something about Cash doesn’t sit right with Libby. But the woman still goes along with things he says and does. I can see the first time or two since she doesn’t know him well, but when she keeps it up, it gets irritating, especially when she admits to herself she’s wary of him.

I also don’t care for the doubt of Luke that Libby goes through — after she realizes she loves him. Even after she tells him she loves him. Luke also has a moment or two where he doubts Libby. After going through so much with these two, I feel let down that they would doubt each other like this. Especially Luke. It seems out of character for him to do that.

The mystery, of course, is solved. Luke and Libby finally wholly embrace each other, but the way they get there just takes a couple of unnecessary turns. After a promising start, Cowboy Trouble stutters a tad too much for me.(less)

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Jan 12, 2011 Readers Roundtable rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sydney’s Review:

Joanne Kennedy has hit the ball out of the park with Cowboy Trouble. She has managed to entice the reader with the turn of every page while keeping you on the edge of your seat. I loved how she gradually brings the reader into the plot of the story while allowing you to watch the heroine, Libby Brown, come into her own not only as a woman, but as a part of the small town community.

Libby is fiesty, yet vulnerable when it comes to love and giving her heart away. Luke Rawlins hit th...more Sydney’s Review:

Joanne Kennedy has hit the ball out of the park with Cowboy Trouble. She has managed to entice the reader with the turn of every page while keeping you on the edge of your seat. I loved how she gradually brings the reader into the plot of the story while allowing you to watch the heroine, Libby Brown, come into her own not only as a woman, but as a part of the small town community.

Libby is fiesty, yet vulnerable when it comes to love and giving her heart away. Luke Rawlins hit the nail on the head when he describes her as a skittish filly that needs to be slowly coaxed into accepting the gift that’s being handed to her on a silver platter. While Libby fights her attraction to Luke with every being in her body, she is adamant about solving the two-year old disappearance of a young lady who may or may not already be dead.

I enjoyed the small town gossip mill, which Ms. Kennedy nailed to a tee. In addition, the character development of not only the hero and heroine, but also the secondary characters were well-developed and made me anxious to learn more about each of them with the turn of every page. Cowboy Trouble has everything, a damsel in distress, a sexy cowboy that’s kind, generous, and to-die-for, an egotistical sheriff, a mentally challenged individual who is probably more sane than most of the people in the town, a recovering drug addict, and a mystery that keeps getting more complicated by the minute. Who will Libby be able to trust in end? Will she solve the mystery or end up becoming one herself?

Cowboy Trouble packs a punch, as the sexual tension between Luke and Libby simmers to the point of boiling over and erupting into an explosive volcano. You can’t help but want them together in the end, but only time will tell. If you’re looking for an intriguing, sit on the edge of your seat mystery that at times will make you laugh, want to scream at the heroine for being too careless, so angry that you want to take on the bad guy yourself, and extremely aroused to the point that your own body is about to combust from the sexual tension emanating between Luke and Libby, then Cowboy Trouble is definitely the book to read. I’d recommend it to my friends and can’t wait for Ms. Kennedy’s next story.

Rated 5 Gold Crowns by Sydney!(less)

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May 08, 2010 Patty rated it 4 of 5 stars

I knew I was going to like this book when I read the first line: "A chicken will never break your heart."
heh
Having chickens I know this to be true.
I don't, though, have a cowboy but that's OK.
The story begins when Libby Brown, an investigative journalist for The Atlanta Journal Constitution, leaves all she knows and moves to a tiny town in Wyoming. She's going to have a chicken farm and report for the local newspaper. There is not much going on around town but there is one big unsolved crime; Th...more

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Mar 16, 2010 Kristina rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book had my heart at "chicken farm" . Having raised chickens previously in my life I knew I would like the book! After starting the first chapter i thought to myself..."This is what country songs are made of! " Our main character Libby lost her job, her boyfriend, and her dog died. It was the perfect start to a cowboy romance.

The story line was great...city girl moves to the country and has to make her way on her own. The Mystery in the book was really interesting and kept the story moving...more

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Mar 07, 2010 Brande Waldron rated it 4 of 5 stars

What is a girl to do when your ex leaves you for your boss and you look back to realize that the life you knew isn't the one that you wanted to begin with. This is the story of Libby Brown, crime scene, Big City journalist who has decided to move to Wyoming and live her dream. To have a chicken farm. In Joanne Kennedy's book Cowboy Trouble you are immediately captured by Libby, frankly she cracked me up. Always cautious and on her toes, the Big Bad City trained her well to always keep her eyes o...more

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Feb 14, 2010 Cheryl rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ever since Libby Brown was a little girl, she has dreamed of running her own farm. Libby leaves the big city and purchases her first farm in Wyoming. She decides to raise chickens.

Luke Rawlins is Libby’s next door neighbor. He is quick to show Libby that she is a greenie and needs his help. First lesson…no is no such thing as a farm in Wyoming…only ranches.

Libby appreciates Luke’s help. Of course it doesn’t hurt that Luke is easy on the eyes. It seems for being a newcomer, Libby has made an en...more

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Mar 06, 2011 Heather rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own

I really like cowboy romances; I expected something similar to Carolyn Brown's Honky Tonk series - this book had the sexy cowboy but the similarities ended there. The formatting was terrible; paragraphs were misaligned and also words that had spaces within them - this was very distracting and took away the easy of reading.

The story was sometimes difficult to follow, like transition paragraphs were removed. Making the story appear jumbled and I often found I had to flip back a couple of pages - f...more

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Feb 02, 2011 Sophie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-books

This book started out well, but soon bogged down with an uneven plot line and murky characterizations. The author seemed to have trouble juggling her romance and suspense plot lines, sometimes spending a long time on one at the expense of the other, and that gave the story an unfocused feel. It didn't help that the characterizations were all over the map. The heroine, Libby, is presented as a strong, independent woman and experienced investigative journalist, but she spends an awful lot of time...more

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Dec 28, 2010 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: free-reads, contemporary, western-romance, romantic-suspense, hero-in-pursuit, mental-deficiency-or-disorder

A free read on Kindle.

What worked for me:
*it was kind of nice to have the hero fall hard for the heroine right off the bat

What didn't work for me:
*I figured out "whodunit" waaaay early on - much sooner than I think I was intended to.

See, and that's all I've really got without spoiling anything lol It was a quick, easy read, with just enough angst to keep things interesting. Plus, while I did figure out the twist early on, it had enough "well, who was it?" to keep it from getting too boring (plus...more

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Jul 21, 2010 Kerste rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: cowboy hero, romance suspense fans

Recommended to Kerste by: Goodreads

Shelves: at-the-library, contemporary-romance, cowboys

I did enjoy this book. I liked the two main characters. I am not a big cowboy fan, nor am I big mystery/suspense fan. And maybe because of that, I felt a little jerked around with everyone being a plausible suspect in the disappearance of a certain young lady. The hero was amazingly sweet and I loved seeing the story from his point-of-view, made it a little difficult to get all wound up when he became a suspect towards the end of the book. That was definitely a "What?!" moment. But maybe that's...more

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Jan 23, 2011 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars

I got this book for free on Kindle, and it was pretty good--especially for the price! Don't know if I would go out of my way to look for more from this author. But considering most of the inane fare that is on television, reading this was way more entertaining than the average sitcom.

Libby, our heroine, left Atlanta with a broken heart and is sworn off men... but of course, on her first day out West she meets a handsome cowboy who just happens to be her neighbor. There are some interesting side...more

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Feb 16, 2011 Shawna Stringer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: cowboys

This is the first book by Joanne Kennedy and wow was it good. I don't normally pick up western romance because some of them I just can't get into. Well right from the start I was interested and had a hard time putting this book down. I liked how Joanne would go back and forth letting you know what the different main characters were thinking. And she did so without making it confusing. Her writing also kept me second guessing who I thought the guilty person was. I love books like that where I hav...more

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Aug 13, 2011 Chelsea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook

At least with my ebook edition, there was obviously some kind of editing malfunction as there was at least one random word spliced by a space on each page- weird. As for the story, it was pretty good. It wasn't hard to guess who the villian was and wasn't, but it was interesting anyway. And the romance level wasn't cheesy, but I did think the heroine was a bit dense when it came to love. For the most part, it was a fast-paced and enjoyable read that lasted a little longer and was a little sweete...more

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Jan 04, 2011 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Luke Rawlins, one of the main characters isn't an alpha male in the traditional sense, and I thought he was charming, yet strong and sexy. No, he wasn't the type to make a claim and seduce the heroine into submission, but his charm and caring personality made him very sexy as far as I was concerned. Libby, the other main character could be a tad frustating but she was gun shy after a bad experience and wanted to stay away from men. The characters were interesting, and the murder mystery added a...more

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Dec 31, 2010 Joy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Contemporary in which a reporter moves to a small farm (or, as the locals call it, "ranch") in Wyoming to raise chickens. She also raises the interest of a local cowboy and the sheriff. But when she starts investigating the town's missing person, a beautiful young college student, she begins to suspect that one or other of the men are involved. An enjoyable book with romance, suspense, and some well-executed humor as well. I would give this book 3.5 stars if I could, but goodreads won't let me....more

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Aug 19, 2012 Kimberly Lewis rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book and I have to say that it has one of the best opening sentence's I have ever read..."A chicken will never break your heart." I love it! This novel had a lot of mystery and suspense going on and I found that very entertaining. Libby uses her big city reporting skills to help solve a young womans disappearance, and just some of the situations she got herself in had me sitting on the edge of my seat. It kind of felt like I was watching a scary movie and I was telling her...more

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Dec 16, 2012 *Babs* rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Western romance

Shelves: western, romance, suspense, thrillers

Libby moves to Wyoming after her dog dies and learns her boyfriend is sleeping with her ex boss. She has sworn off men and wants to make her dream come true by having a chicken farm. As she us unloading her truck her sexy neighbor Luke comes over to help. She likes what she sees but is not taken in by him at first. She has gotten a job at the local paper and finds out about Della, a girl who has gone missing for 2 years now. She meets the local Sheriff, Cash who is a hottie as well. She has both...more

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Dec 12, 2011 Ellen rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, contemporary

It was easy to tell this is Kennedy's first book.

I didn't like the set-up over the murderer it was very obvious that (view spoiler)...more

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Dec 05, 2011 Mandie Kok rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, contemporary, mystery, annoying, adult, america, chick-lit, crime, drama, fiction, forgettable, not-recommended

The author unsuccessfully tried to merge a cheesy romance with a murder mystery.

Libby wants to start a new life, but unfortunately for her she moved to a town filled with deranged bachelors. The men here are so creepy that it raised some concerns about the author's own experiences with men. Poor Libby has to deal with overt sexual advances and nearly all the male characters in this story try to feel her up. Grabbing strange women and trying to kiss them is apparently as acceptable as saying "how...more

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Feb 08, 2011 Misty rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Jan 09, 2011 Angela rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Free Kindle Book. I am not a fan of cowboy stories but this one was fairly sweet. Journalist Libby Brown moves to a small town in Wyoming with hopes of realizing her childhood dream of owning her own "Fischer Price" farm. Here she meets a whole cast of characters Luke and Crazy Mike and Sheriff Cash. She also begins to investigate an unsolved disappearance of a local teen. The investigation leads to danger.
I enjoyed this story even though I was able to quickly figure out the ending.

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Aug 29, 2012 Chanpreet rated it 2 of 5 stars

To sum up this book in one word: predictable. And to be fair, this book is closer to a three but towards the end, I found myself skimming the pages to get to the end and confirm my suspicions. I also got quite confused along the way as to what was going in between Luke and Libby. It seems one moment Libby was hurting over her last break up and remarking to her self about Luke's wiry, not unattractive frame, and then contemplating whether or not she should invite him in.

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May 18, 2012 Sarah rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

This was a quick, easy read. Imagine a book with cowboys, a clueless "city girl" trying to start over, a creepy sheriff, sexual tension and a two year old unsolved murder. The end result was a pleasant read that didn't "wow" me but held my attention, nonetheless. I figured out the bad guy, his motive and the scape goat situation in the very beginning.

I have every intention of reading this author again. I'm on a cowboy kick right now, so this works for me.

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May 29, 2010 Mombo rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: novel, read-in-2010, contemporary-romance

The cowboy is just about perfect. So good that I don't think anyone would have any "trouble" with Luke if he was real. The old beater he drives is cool, and the fact he lives with his folks is sweet, and most awesome of all is the way he fits those chaps. Phwarrr...

The story has many funny lines and situations and just enough tension to build up to a resolution you may or may not guess but who care if you did guess it. Overall, an enjoyable read.

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