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Could God actually want a woman to buy a cowboy?
The only way Bonnie Gibbs can escape her devious ex-husband is to remarry and provide a better future for her children. With the promise of half ownership in a ranch, she takes a chance on a broken rodeo cowboy and transplants her family from Florida to Wyoming.
Baya McKnight agrees to marry the prissy woman who owns the land he wants, but he’s overwhelmed when faced with children and a stubborn wife's belief in God.
Cautiously, they stumble through becoming a family even though climate, people, and their own insecurities get in the way. Only prayer faith, and time will bring them to that coveted happily-ever-after.
Really enjoyed this book by Cleo Kelly. The prologue had me wondering, but as the characters were fleshed out and the book progressed, it felt like I was part of the story. I can relate to Bonnie on many levels and it made the book even more enjoyable. Hope to see more books from this author in the future. A well written and engaging novel that depicts life as it is, full of joys, sorrows, doubts, fears and God's hand leading as we trust Him. Mary McMillan PBG Bookoover
Desperate Times, Desperate Measures Why would an attractive single mom be willing to marry a complete stranger, and sign over half of a Wyoming ranch to him? Bonnie Gibbs can answer that question. She has just lost both her parents, and grandparents, in a tragic accident. They were Bonnie’s strength and prayer support. Without them, she doesn’t know how she will be able to stand against the constant berating and conniving that comes from her ex-husband, Ed. Currently, he is trying to profit from the loss of her family. In the years since their divorce, Ed has delighted in taking her to court out of pure hatefulness. Now, he is threatening to do that again, hoping to get some of Bonnie’s recent inheritance.Cowboy on Horse Fancy Blanket Free Use - Copy Her lawyer has told her the only way to really put an end to Ed’s haranguing, is to re-marry, prove she has a stable home life for the children, and move far away from her Florida home. Her boss, Dick, has been telling her for yea
I really enjoyed this story from author Cleo Kelly. I was curious how the "buy" concept would work in contemporary romance versus historical and Ms. Kelly presented a heartwarming progressive relationship. I especially liked the emotional growth of Bonnie and Baya and kept turning pages to see how they butted heads and then cooperated to tackle the various problems presented. I received this book from Pelican Books for an honest review. N.M. PBG Booklover
