In a Ranger’s Arms
by Donna Michaels
The Men of At Ease Ranch, #1
Publication Date: November 28, 2016
Genres: Adult, Entangled: Lovestruck, Contemporary Romance
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Synopsis:
Former Army Ranger Stone Mitchum doesn’t have time for sex. Since starting a company with his brother and two buddies, he’s had more important things on his mind. Like transitioning veterans back into society. But when his curvy new tenant falls into his arms—literally—his libido snaps to attention.Jovy Larson has four weeks to prove she’s worthy of taking over the family business. Her challenge? Sell gluten-free, vegan food—in the middle of cattle country, Texas. It’s a tough task, but not half as tough as fighting her attraction to her sexy, surly landlord. Before she knows it, Jovy’s tangling sheets with the hot cowboy, stalked by a jealous cow, and strategizing ways to help Stone’s ranch. But by the time her lease runs out and the test is over, she’s faced with a new challenge…competing against Stone’s sense of duty to win his heart.
Review
I’m usually not one for cowboy stories. I think this is probably my second one this
year and I’m beginning to think I need to start jumping on these stories! In a
Ranger’s Arms is a heartwarming story that tackles some tough subjects like
veteran suicides and transition back to civilian life with grace. There were a lot of feels within this book
but it was all tempered with humor.
Stone is closed off to women, has a Type A personality and
carries the world on his shoulders. This
guy has a heart of gold beneath his gruff exterior. It was no chore at all to fall in love with
him. Jovy is focused, independent and
sassy. I love watching the two of them
together. There’s banter and off the
charts sexual chemistry. I loved that
the relationship didn’t develop lightning fast.
It was pretty steady, just bordering on a slow burn. The character development is fantastic. All of the characters were relatable and
complex with realistic flaws. The
secondary characters were just as great.
I hope we get stories for all the men of At-Ease Ranch.
Despite the tough subjects it addresses, the book is
relatively low drama and low angst. It’s
well written and well-paced. I would
definitely recommend it especially if you like cowboys or romances with former
military. -Peace and love, Buxom J
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