Keep Me, Cowboy

Nicole Helm

Oct 2015 · Tule Publishing

About this eBook

 The Copper Mountain Rodeo has returned to Marietta and cowboy reputations aren’t the only thing at stake…

Rodeo cowboy Cole McArthur has spent the last ten years running from Marietta, Montana, from his father’s expectations, and from the only woman he’s ever loved. But now his past is at his front door, begging for his help.

Jess Clark doesn’t want to face the only man who’s ever claimed enough of her heart to break it, but her foster family needs their prodigal son home, and she owes them too much to not make that happen. Seeing Cole for the first time in a decade unlocks the kind of desire she’s only ever felt for him, and never acted on with anyone.

Back in Marietta facing family betrayal and family secrets, heat explodes between them, and feelings buried long ago rise to the surface. But can Jess convince this wandering cowboy that his home is with her?

Ratings and reviews

Full of heartfelt emotion and self examination, Keep Me, Cowboy is an exquisite story. This is a book that leaves the reader pondering: what would I do in the same situation? Cole and Jess both showed courage in the decisions they made. Jess was willing to put her feelings aside to heal a rift between a family that needed each other. Cole broke his own heart in making the decision to remove himself from a desperate situation in the past. Keep Me, Cowboy is about finding the strength to stay despite the temptation to leave. I received an ARC of Keep Me Cowboy by Nicole Helm in exchange for an honest review.

So reading is my favorite thing but for some reason this book was just so dull to me. I read the whole thing but i had to force myself to keep reading. It was very slow going and not the greatest ending.

It was too much talk...not enough action. It was actually a little boring. Too much repeating how they felt which was worded different. But still said same thing.

About the author

 Nicole Helm writes down-to-earth contemporary romance—from farmers to cowboys, midwest to the west, she writes stories about people finding themselves and finding love in the process. She lives in Missouri with her husband and two sons, surrounded by light sabers, video games, and a shared dream of someday owning a farm.