Cowboy Valentine
Synopsis:
Forget chocolate and flowers. This homegrown honey is all
the sweetness he craves.
Small-town life is nothing but a waiting room for
eighteen-year-old honor student Corazón Gomez. Work and school leave little
time for love, but with a full-ride Ivy League scholarship and a one-way ticket
out of the boondocks, who needs it?
The answer appears on Valentine’s Day when her old cowboy
crush ambles into the ice cream parlor where she works, inviting her to go on a
late-night ride in his truck. For the first time she wavers between staying on
the straight and narrow, and going off-road with the handsome heartbreaker.
After four years working on ranches all over the country,
Caleb MacKinnon is back on the family farm helping out his mom and brothers
while his father fights cancer. The one bright spot: smart, funny, and wickedly
sexy Cora.
From the start, they both know this blazing-hot love affair
can’t last. But when autumn comes and Cora has to leave for the East Coast,
Caleb must find a solution to keep himself—and his heart—from falling apart.
Warning: Contains hard, cherry-poppin’ sex in a pickup truck
and a cowboy charmer who talks dirty in two languages.
MY THOUGHTS:
This book started off hot and ended hot. Cora is working out and ice cream parlor during close time when Caleb walks in and convinces her to serve him. While Cora is attracted to Caleb she doesn't want a boyfriend because she's leaving in 6 months for Brown. Caleb and Cora become friends with benefits. They have a lot of benefits. Fast forward to a few months after Cora is at school and one night Caleb shows up. He doesn't want to be just her friend anymore, he wants more and so does Cora. While the beginning and middle of this book is chalked full of sex, the ending was sweet and perfect. I will definitely be reading more from this author.
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Mia Hopkins Bio:
Mia Hopkins writes
lush romances starring fun, sexy characters who love to get down and dirty.
She’s a sucker for working class heroes, brainy heroines and wisecracking best
friends.
When she’s not lost in a story, Mia spends her time cooking, gardening, traveling, volunteering and looking for her keys. In a past life, she was a classroom teacher and still has a pretty good "teacher voice" and "teacher stare." She lives in the heart of Los Angeles with her roguish husband and two waggish dogs.
When she’s not lost in a story, Mia spends her time cooking, gardening, traveling, volunteering and looking for her keys. In a past life, she was a classroom teacher and still has a pretty good "teacher voice" and "teacher stare." She lives in the heart of Los Angeles with her roguish husband and two waggish dogs.
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