Her Christmas Cowboy

Katherine Garbera

Nov 2016 · The Scott Brothers Book 5 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

 There's no place like Marietta, Montana for the holidays, and retired Marine Lane Scott has finally, reluctantly, returned home...

...only to run into a sweet and sexy woman from his past, Felicity Danvers, who is running away from her Christmas loving momma.

Lane can’t resist playing the hero and sweeping Felicity out of town. He vows he’ll do everything he can to make this holiday special for her. And as Christmas approaches, they discover that their love can conquer and overcome any obstacle—but can they both trust that it’s not just Christmas magic bringing them together?

Ratings and reviews

"Her Christmas Cowboy" by Katherine Garbera is book number five in the "Scott Brothers of Montana" series. This is retired Marine Lane Scott and Felicity Danvers' story. Lane is a double amputee below the knee and just wants to get back to some kind of normal life. Felicity is a school teacher going through a break up. She also has a low opinion of herself and feels she is not good enough. Neither Lane nor Felicity are interested in a relationship at this time in their life. Well, I wonder how that works for them? The author did a great job of incorporating a sweet and sensual romance with bringing awareness to everyday struggles that disabled vets endure in their daily life. FYI, includes mature content. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

I loved this story. Lane and Felicity have known each other since high school. They run into each other again, now both damaged by their pasts, physically and emotionally. I love how they complimented each other and were able to pull the other up when they were feeling down. The honest communication was just wonderful and really warmed my heart as they worked through their insecurities together.

A wonderful Christmas story with so much emotion, that I could not put down until I was done. Lane has returned to Marietta, after a devastating injury in the Marines, a double amputee. When he runs into Felicity, who has her own wall of barrier up. There is a mutual attraction between the two, but will it last for more than the holiday season. I really enjoyed how strong Lane was, and did not feel sorry for himself. Felicity was fun an enjoying Christmas on her own terms, not her mothers. I enjoyed how both of theirs barriers came down as their relationship developed. Felicia was Lane's Christmas Angel! I highly recommend this book!