Cari Lynn Webb

By this point I am hopelessly endeared to this series, this world, and all of its amazing inhabitants. We are back in Three Springs, Texas and getting to know another Sloan brother, Ryan, and his best friend’s sister, Elsie. Elsie is in town to help her brother and nieces after her brother had an unfortunate accident and what transpires is nothing what she is expecting, and everything she didn’t know she needed.

The chemistry between Ryan and Elsie seems almost as natural as breathing. They share similar feelings and scars from the past that are keeping them both from having the ability to move forward and take another chance on love, a sentiment that I think we all can relate to in one way or another.

I’m normally not one for second-chance romances or characters that have had a history with one another, but there was something different with Elsie and Ryan. They just sparkle when they’re in one another’s presence, and when you add the supporting cast, like the precious cherubs that are Elsie’s nieces, as well as amazing Sloan family, it made this novel hard to not put down.

To have a supportive family is one thing, but the Sloan family takes this to a whole other level. I do believe that reading the whole series up to this point makes this reading experience all the sweeter, so I do recommend reading the series as a whole, even though it’s perfectly fine to read this as a standalone.

There are some truly heartwarming moments co-mingled with tongue-in-cheek scenes that had me giggling to myself as I read. Right now, my life is a whirlwind of activity, and reading for The Rancher’s Secret Crush was truly a breath of fresh air and the sweetest escape. I loved this novel, and love this series, so much!!

*I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher through JustRead Tours. All views and opinions expressed are completely honest, and my own.… (mehr)

I have been anticipating this fifth book for a bit and I am pleased to say that it was well worth the wait. Cari Lynn Webb is the queen of catching you up in a story, so you never feel lost despite this series being five novels deep and I love that about her. No matter where you jump in, or if you haven’t been in this series in awhile, you’ll never feel lost. I will say, you appreciate the growth of the Sloan family as a whole a lot more if you read the series from the beginning, so I highly recommend reading the series in its entirety if you can.

His Christmas Cowgirl is the love story of horse trainer Josh Sloan and barrel racer Vivian, who is having a run of bad luck when we first meet her. Viv is on the cusp of greatness but needs a little help from her friends, which comes in ways she would’ve never dreamed. Josh is content in his life, or so he thinks, focusing on his career and family and shutting everything else out until Vivian is suddenly in his life and turns everything upside down. Isn’t love always that way?

From their first meet cute it’s obvious it’s love at first sight, though that is a feeling they both fight, but I was rooting for them from the start. They are both such sweet and driven characters and it’s obvious to everyone that there perfect for one another. I had a hard time putting this novel down as I had to see their story play out, as well as find out what happens at the Stampede!

Like the rest of the novels in this series, His Christmas Cowgirl is filled with charm, humor, and characters that you just can’t help but love. I’ve been wanting to be adopted by the Sloan family since the first novel, and this book makes that feeling even stronger. The Christmas element adds that little extra magic to an already wonderful story and I know that if you haven’t read it already, you’re going to love it.

*I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher through JustRead Tours. All views and opinions expressed are completely honest, and my own.… (mehr)

I’m not usually a fan of insta-love romances, but Cari Lynn Webb somehow makes it work in His Christmas Cowgirl.

While Josh and Vivian don’t agree on Christmas (she loves it, he claims not to), they are connected on so many levels—family, horses, trucks, their interest in each other. And because they’ve both been burned in the past, they’re guarding their hearts. Maybe a little too well. But faking a relationship while organizing a Christmas gala means they have to spend time together and that interest heats up.

Y’all, I want to be a part of the Sloan family with a meddling grandfather and uncle, a community that comes together to make things happen, and men who love with their whole hearts (even when it takes them a while to get there). Thankfully, there are still two unattached Sloan brothers, so we’ll get to visit Three Springs again.

Disclosure statement: I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book and was not required to write a positive or negative review. All opinions are my own.… (mehr)