Finding Her Montana Cowboy

Lara Van Hulzen

Mar 2018 · The Marietta St. Claire's Book 4 · Tule Publishing

About this eBook

 Former rodeo star Wyatt Emmerson leads a quiet life. He's busy working with his dad and raising his daughter on his own. Romance is the last thing on his mind, but when McKenna St. Claire crosses his path, life takes a turn that Wyatt never saw coming. 

McKenna doesn't sit still well; traveling the world has always been her favorite pastime. She's vowed to stay in Marietta for her family, but is ready to pack her bags as soon as her twin nephews are born. But a wounded cowboy and his young daughter steal her heart, making her question what she really wants in life. Will she take a risk on love and call Marietta her home? 

Ratings and reviews

McKenna St. Claire has always been the wanderer of the family. Travelling has always been her passion but lately she's been missing her large rowdy family. That's why she's been spending a good deal of time in Marietta. Meeting the handsome former rodeo star Wyatt Emmerson is just a bonus. Problem is, the more time she spends with Wyatt and his adorable daughter the more she begins to question why she wants to leave at all. Is their love strong enough to get this wanderer to lay down roots in the small town? Very well written and the characters are wonderful. Definitely a book I recommend.

I enjoyed this sweet romance novel. It was a quick read and I could not put it down. I like the way Lara develops her characters and the small town setting was done so well. The town of Marietta came alive and you could just imagine living there and having one of the St. Claires as a best friend. My heart went out to Wyatt Emmerson and all he had to go through. Can McKenna, Wyatt and his daughter Kaitie find healing, hope and a new beginning. I foung Finding Her Montana Cowboy to be a sweet love story that will melt your heart. I recommend reading this book. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Tule Publishing through NetGalley, Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

I Would Give 5 Stars But.....the book needs editing. There seems to be words that make no sense, so the reader has got to figure them out themselves. This generally interupts the smooth flow.