Rescued by the Perfect Cowboy: A Clean Romance

Melinda Curtis

Oct 2019 · The Mountain Monroes Book 3 · Sold by Harlequin

About this ebook

She came to Second Chance

…he took a chance on love

Art curator Sophie Monroe is overwhelmed with starting a new business and raising four-year-old twins. Needing help, the divorced mom hires cowboy Zeke Roosevelt as her interim nanny! French lessons and bookish pursuits give way to riding and roping. And scholarly Sophie falls hard for the strong, practical cowboy. Until Zeke reveals a secret that may prevent this temporary posse from becoming a permanent family.

Ratings and reviews

Ive been anxious to read Zeke and Sophie's story ever since the first book in the series! You don't have to read the previous books to know what's happening with them as the author "fills you in" quite well so you know what is going on. However, I love all these books so reading this story is a treat! Sophie has been an art curator but has settled in the small town of Second Chance after her grandfather had a stipulation in his will. She wants to open a "treasure and curio" shop with all the things she's found in the old town but that means she has to go through it all and she can't with two rambunctious twins taking all her time so she hires Zeke, an injured cowboy who is on the mend from a broken leg, to be her "nanny" for awhile. Everyone thinks that's hilarious but Sophie finds out that is just what the boys need. I truly loved Zeke's character. He was so sweet and true to himself. He never tried to be anyone else but who he was. However, he never felt worthy of Sophie because she was so "educated and wealthy". It's that age old problem! I loved the changes that both of them went through to move towards each other. The boys were darling! There was a lot of humor too! Be sure to pick this one up!

About the author

Melinda grew up on an isolated sheep ranch, where mountain lions had been seen and yet she roamed unaccompanied. Being a rather optimistic, clueless of danger, sort she took to playing "what if" games that led her to become an author. She spends days trying to figure out new ways to say "He made her heart pound." That might sound boring, but the challenge keeps her mentally ahead of her 3 kids and college sweetheart husband.