Title: Cowboy in Colorado

Author: Jasinda Wilder

Page count: 246

Published: July 31^st 2019

Publisher: Jasinda Wilder

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Received: from the publisher in exchange for an honest review

Rating:   4/5

Summary:

It should have been simple and straightforward—business, and nothing but business. A quick trip to Colorado to scout out a location for my newest real estate development acquisition. Fly in, drive to the location, talk the owners into selling, sign some papers, and go home.

A business trip like any other, something I’ve done hundreds of times without issue. 

This time, however, I was waylaid. First by a runaway horse—and then by an angry, stormy pair of vivid blue eyes, a massive, mountainous set of brawny shoulders, a strong, powerful pair of hands, and a voice like thunder over the horizon. 

Will is a man out of another era, a man of stillness and action in equal measure—a man in complete possession of himself and his world in a way I’ve never experienced. And suddenly, somehow, he comes to possess me, my mind, my heart, and my body, in a way neither of us are ready for, and neither of us know how to resist.

What should have been a simple business deal quickly spirals out of control, becoming a struggle of life and death, a battle of hearts and passion…

My Thoughts:

This is the second book in the series and wow. I’ve said this before an I’ll say it again. I don’t know how Jasinda comes up with all these ideas for books.
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I was able to read this book in one sitting because I was antsy to know how it was going to end.
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This book is about two people that come from completely different walks of life. Brooklyn is born into a privileged life she’s an only child and heir to her fathers company. Her father tells her that she can have her own team and budget she heads off to Colorado. While there she meets Will, Will has always been a country boy and stubborn as they come. He runs his family ranch and Brooklyn comes along he tries to push her away because he doesn’t want to have to hear what she has to say. In doing so he can’t help but feel this connection with her. I loved the push and pull they had because there both very strong leads.
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This book was amazing as always in the classic Jasinda way. I absolutely love her work so I definitely recommend you all to check out her books.