Author:
Debra Clopton
Publisher:
Thomas Nelson (August 11, 2015)
Pages:
320
What’s
not to love about a DEBRA CLOPTON book. If you didn’t catch the lack of a
questions mark, that's because it is a statement. COUNTING ON A COWBOY (A FOUR
OF HEARTS RANCH ROMANCE) is the second of three books. I don’t recall how I
ended up with the second book in the series before purchasing the first. What I
do recall is that I didn’t get far in reading COUNTING ON A COWBOY before I
realized I needed to purchase the first and third. In reading COUNTING ON A
COWBOY, I was intrigued by Tru and Maggie’s story, and knew I had to read their
journey as well. Equally, I wanted to know Bo’s brother Jarrod’s story as
well.
Abby
Knightly lost much, but is determine to get her life back. What that entails is
moving to a new town. What it doesn’t require is allowing a man into her guilt
filled and wounded heart.
Bo
Monahan isn’t interested in a relationship, getting married, or having a
family. And certainly not from someone who read his sister-in-laws article
about their single cowboy town. When Abby Knightly enters into Bo’s life, and
then an unexpected surprise is dropped off at his doorstep, he begins to
rethink his idea a family.
I
have been a huge DEBRA CLOPTON fan for years. I own just about every book she
has published. I have come to expect a great story, with intriguing and
heartwarming characters and have yet to be disappointed. In COUNTING ON A
COWBOY I was pleasantly surprised by the twist of the expected taking on a
different direction. Can’t wait to read about Tru and Jarrod.
