I enjoyed reading Tall,Dark and Lonesome. I liked how Niki could laugh at herself.
We first meet Niki when she is riding a chuck wagon for a cattle drive her New York editor signed her up for in Wyoming. Niki was actually from this small area and had only been back in 8 years for quick visits.
She was late arriving so she got first dab at the chuckwagon but she got it stuck in the mud. She was trying to get it out when she fell in the mud and sat on her hair and was laughing when Zach first met her.
Zach did not tell her he was the trailboss or ranch owner or one of the Westons who owned a lot of property in wyoming and was thinking of a run at politics.
Niki did not bring a tent just bought extra warm sleeping bag. when Zach got back to camp and saw her not sleeping in tent he woke her and made her sleep in his tent, with him and his two cattle dogs.
It was fun to read about romance of cattle drives and cowboys. Watch them fall in love and Zach kept on chasing her telling her she can run but not hide.
Niki job and life was in New York. She hated wyoming and small town gossip especially about her. New if Zach learned about her history he would not want to know her.
Zach has a hard time trusting women that they won't leave him after his mom died when he was six and after his dad fourth marriage gave up on his stepmoms staying.
I was given this ebook from Netgalley in exchange for honest review. ( )

This book was extremely difficult to follow at times because of bad editing. I would be enjoying the story and all of a sudden I would get lost because there would be a dangling sentence that wasn't complete and this would throw the book and my reading out of context. It would baffle me as to what the author was trying to say for the next paragraph until I got father into the story and the action. Just when the story got good again, there would be another half sentence. I hope the editors/publishers correct the 30 or so loose sentences in this story before it goes out to the general public. On behalf of the author, I really enjoyed the cowboy romance that the main characters protrayed. I would recommend this book if and when the editing problem got fixed. ( )