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A great story about a divorced cowboy and a young widow. The hero and his brother run a fantasy ranch in Wyoming. There's no sex allowed between the cowboys and the guests at the ranch. The ranch is not an escort service. The women who come to the ranch get their own personal cowboy to spoil them for a week, but the relationships are strictly platonic.
Cowboy Games is well-written. It's fast paced with a heroine who is smart, funny and unafraid to express how she really feels. The hero is not only Ivy-League educated, but he's good looking and sexy. The two have incredible chemistry although given their respective pasts they're very hesitant to do anything with each other. They're both quite emotionally damaged even if it's not obvious from outward appearances. The villains seem a little over the top. That part could have been left out without hurting the main story. In fact, I started skipping some of the sections with the villains simply because I found them to be a little cartoonish.
Cowboy Games is well-written. It's fast paced with a heroine who is smart, funny and unafraid to express how she really feels. The hero is not only Ivy-League educated, but he's good looking and sexy. The two have incredible chemistry although given their respective pasts they're very hesitant to do anything with each other. They're both quite emotionally damaged even if it's not obvious from outward appearances. The villains seem a little over the top. That part could have been left out without hurting the main story. In fact, I started skipping some of the sections with the villains simply because I found them to be a little cartoonish.
