This is one of those books with which I have a love/hate relationship. Before you think me too harsh, I will get to the hate part first and get it out of the way. Hate is rather a strong word, I must admit. The only thing I could find wrong with this book is that I didn’t want to do anything but read, read, read, and nothing else! It made me want to push my own book’s deadline back a day or two! Take Me Cowboy sucked me in from the first page and had me riveted until the end—that’s the love part.
Anna and Chase are two broken people who have been friends for years. Because of a bet, something in their dynamic changes and things get hot. Really hot! The tension and confusion (and the lust) kept me turning the pages.
I loved Anna. A self-sufficient woman in the practical sense, she has a career outside the norm that I found wonderfully fresh. And Chase has a down and dirty career too.
Take Me Cowboy is an easy read and would be perfect for that afternoon on the couch or in the hammock.
I will definitely be returning to Copper Ridge for a visit! Thank you, Maisey Yates, for a great getaway!
Would you like to win a print copy of Take Me Cowboy? Answer the following question in the comments section of this blog post and enter to win!
In Dragon’s Tear, the 3rd volume in the Knights of Kiserma Series, Maggie is given a fawn-colored female Saluki puppy. What should Maggie name her?
Tamara H. Hartl 
Adonia – It is Hebrew for “My Lord is God”. This is the female version.
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Thanks for submitting! That’s a great name. You’re now in the running for the book giveaway!
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Woohoo! thanks!
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Name her Rih. The Arabic word for wind. Salukis are fast and graceful.
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That’s a good one too! Thanks for submitting! You’re in the running for an awesome read.
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I like Shakira, she’s a singer and I don’t know the meaning but I like to say it 😊
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I like to say Shakira too! She was awesome when she was on The Voice. Thanks for entering!
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