Cowboys Don't Quit

Anne McAllister

Apr 2016 · Tanner Brothers Book 2 · Tule Publishing

About this eBook

 Cowboy on the Run . . .

Once upon a time Luke Tanner had it all.  Well, almost all.  Then a Hollywood stunt gone wrong stole  his best friend -- and Luke knew it was all his fault.  He could have stopped it, should have stopped it.

Jillian Crane doesn't agree.  When she tracks her late fiancé’s best friend to his Colorado mountain hideaway, she is determined to make Luke start living again.  She doesn't know she's the last person on earth Luke wants to see.  And she certainly doesn't anticipate the feelings she develops for Luke ... nor realize how deep Luke's are for her.

But can they get over the past they share?  And even if Jill can forgive him, can Luke ever forgive himself?

Ratings and reviews

Luke Tanner has been in self-exile ever since Keith Mallory died. Luke met Keith on the set of a movie and before he knew what was happening he was working as Keith's stunt double. After an accident while shooting a movie Luke hides himself away from the spotlight. This story has a lot of great supporting characters that I loved learning about. Luke gets his happily ever after but what he goes through to get there is well worth reading I enjoyed this book very much and highly recommend it.

Luke Tanner is hiding. Hiding from his feelings and total devastation of losing his best friend. Seeing the woman who was the center of his friends world is the last thing he wants. Especially since his feelings for this woman run deeper than they should. They always have. Just one more thing feeding his guilt. He knows in his heart he is the one responsible for Keith's death. Jillian doesn't agree, not anymore anyway. She just needs to convince Luke of that fact! This is a very good story with great characters that draw you in immediately. I would recommend it.

This was a very emotional story. Luke has a lot of baggage and guilt remaining from the death of his friend Keith. Jill suffered that same loss, as she and Keith were engaged at the time of his death. She is writing a book about Keith's life, and Luke just wants to be left alone. But there is an attraction between Jill and Luke. This was a great story. I could feel the emotions coming off the pages. Luke had so much guilt and anger from Keith's accident. Then the ending of the story - the last couple of chapters - about ripped my heart out. There was a nice ending, and the ending wasn't excessively sappy, it stayed true to the emotional turmoil that they had been through, in the past and more recently.