Craving the Cowboy

A sweet romance where the couple have a relationship that does not involve any bedroom activity. They share their experiences, thoughts, and feelings while getting to know one another.

The book is not about a completely smooth sailing relationship. I liked that Dwayne and Felicity each had their own doubts, fears, and insecurities and turned to their faith for guidance.

Although it bothered me a bit when Felicity completely shut Dwayne out, I was glad when she went to him to talk and didn’t continue to wait on his call. He had proven to her what he thought and felt.

I liked the sense of family, and would have enjoyed more interaction between Felicity and her mother since that was a topic of conversation.

I listened to the audio version of this book. The narration was not terrible, but I didn’t care for it. I thought it was very bland. The narrator reading the part of Dwayne and the other men did not come close to making me think of cowboys, men, or anything associated with the male species. She did a great job with the female characters. I just could not get into her renditions of the males in the book. I would prefer to read the book. I would still recommend you try the audio version of you like audio books. This was still a good book.

I voluntarily listened and reviewed the audio book received from the author.

I loved this book. The beginning of a new family and ranch and town. I mean, I read their parent’s novella first, but there’s just something about the interconnectedness of the younger generation getting their romances along a line and featuring in each other’s stories. I really enjoyed this one.

Loved It

Felicity needed change after her father passed away. Her brothers were running the ranch she grew up on. Now she was going to be a trainer at the Grape Seed Ranch. But she didn’t know she was going to meet the man she dunked the day before. Dwayne hadn’t been out in the tank in three years, she did in one shot. His hand was shaking, nerve damage can do that. Great Love story.

This was a good book about dealing with grief and having the courage and faith to move forward.

I thoroughly enjoy Liz Isaacson’s books. The characters are believable and the story lines are easy to get hooked into from the first page to the last.

Love this whole series by Liz and this is no exception. These books are easy to read and have a great story line. I like books in a series and this is a great series.

It kept my attention from the beginning to the end. I liked the story & the characters. Death is never easy to deal with. And this story tells some of the conflicts someone goes through when they lose a loved one. Everybody handles it differently. And being rejected like Dwayne was is hard to & causes scars.

Dwyane’s first encounter with Felicity left him feeling embarrassed and just a little humiliated. However, when she turns up as his ranch the next day as his new employee, he realises that he is going to have to put aside his negative feelings, especially as she evokes feelings in him that he thought were long dead. Felicity made a run for it after her father died, firstly to escape the grief she experienced, and secondly to evade her family’s expectations of her. Dwyane has his own set of issues, but when his heart becomes fully engaged he will do whatever it takes to wait Felicity out until such time as she realises that they can be a true a partnership. This is a sweet, Christian love story that speaks of dealing with sorry and loss. I received a copy of this book as a gift and this is my honest and voluntary review.