Book description
How does a cowboy know when to hang on
…and when to let go?
Five years ago, bull rider Bear Stone lost everything. His best friend. His fiancée. His career. And Piper Healy, his best friend’s wife, never forgave him for the rodeo accident that killed her husband. Now they’re…
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1 author picked Redeeming the Cowboy as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Lisa Jordan caught my attention on the first page. She has a sweet author voice that flows into her characters. Have you ever read a book that keeps you up into the wee hours of the night?
Redeeming the Cowboy kept me up! Way too long. Bear Stone is the kinda cowboy, an ex-bull rider, who I'd want working my ranch. He's smart, willing, and patient. Persistant too. Qualities I like in a hero.
Then there's Piper Healy. An artist who lost her grandma and her way. She fights to keep her grandma's art shop going. I love…
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