Catch Me, Cowboy

Jeannie Watt

Sep 2016 · The Harding Brothers Book 1 · Tule Publishing

About this ebook

 She will not be his second choice…

When champion bronc rider Ty Harding returns home after four long years on the road, the first thing he does is look up Shelby O’Connor—the woman who begged him to stay. The woman he still loves.

Horse trainer Shelby O’Connor truly believes she’s over Ty—until he shows up on her family ranch and turns her world upside down. Shelby isn’t a big one for second chances, but she’s all about proving that she and Ty are done. But when she discovers that Ty plans to head back out on the rodeo circuit, despite his injuries, she has to come to terms with the fact that maybe she isn’t as over him as she thought she was. And now she has to decide what to do about that.

Will history repeat itself, or will Ty and Shelby get another chance at love?

Ratings and reviews

I enjoy going back to Marietta Montana and seeing the town grow. Ty and Shelby loved each other but he left her to pursue being a champion saddle bronc rider. Four years later he returns and wants to pick up where they left off. Shelby on the other hand does not agree. Circumstances force them to be around each other, where they slowly start to communicate with each other. I like when true love is able to shine through all of the clouds and gray skies. I received a free copy in exchange for an honest review.

I really enjoyed this story. Shelby and Ty had a past together that ended with very hard feelings when he chose the rodeo over staying in town with Shelby. She was very determined to fight their chemistry and hold the grudge. Shelby's grandfather added some drama with him hiding his medical issues from Shelby as well. I really liked how Shelby came to terms with her fears. It certainly wasn't a fast process, so it was quite realistic. I really like how true love can overcome so many obstacles.

Good storyline. Great characters. Found it mildly frustrating to read because of many grammatical errors. Had to reread parts because of extraneous words in sentences, verb tense disagreements, and missing words. Please use "standard" United States grammar rules.