Customer Reviews

That Cowboy's Kids: Home on the Ranch (Harlequin Superromance No. 910)

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This book was so easy to read that I could not put it down the first night. The writing was excellent. I felt like I was prying in on someone elses personal life. I was a bit hesitant to start reading it because I am usually not a fan of romance books. However, I truely enjoyed this book. I would recomend this book to anyone. I even made my fiance read it and he loved it too!

Abby Davis is a victims advocate and good at her job.
Her boss, Daniel is a bounder.

Tom Butler, who has been baching it, now has two daughters to raise. [another woman's bad decision] There needs to be more marriage counseling made manditory.

Angel,12, has a bad attitude, she thinks maybe her step-father, Val caused her mother's death. And a foul mouth, not to be tolerated. [and not addressed]
Pool little Heather, was in the car when her mother was killed.
These children needed help.

Abby could also see the pain in Tom's eyes as he struggles to help his girls deal with their mother's death.
Tom's ex-wife even denied him the privilege of being at Heather's birth.

Abby still appeared to need counseling herself before she could surrender to the attraction she felt for Tom as she fell in love with his daughters.

It turned out to be a great story but I sure don't need to have the f-- word put into play out of a child's mouth. [in theory she picked it up somewhere] it is disgusting! It is attrocious when women lower themselves to use it. [very degrading]

Will recommend with reservations - excellent story, good characters but . . . . . .[too common, everyday tripe]

i havent read the book yet, but i will as soon as i get a copy and then i will rate it and write a good review. i felt like writing this because my aunt sent our family a postcard telling us about it cause she wrote it. she has been working a long time to get it published and i hope that it is successful so she is happy. i dont know, i guess ill go now, bye bye ppls

jamie