Tags: Contemporary, Western, Erotic Romance

Blurb

She’s headed for the big time…unless her heart gets stopped at the pass.

Country Fever, Book 4

Forty-two-year-old single father Griffin Turner couldn’t have made it through colic and calving season without his mother’s babysitting services. But just when he thinks he’s got the hardest part of the infant learning curve licked, he gets devastating news. Mom is sick. And Griffin is forced to hire a nanny.

With nothing but twenty dollars in her pocket and her voice, Nola Brady wants to leave small-town Wyoming to pursue her dreams in Nashville. She answers Griffin’s ad to keep body and soul together until her big chance arrives. Love isn’t even on her radar…until she unexpectedly falls for the rough-and-playful cowboy.

Between the sheets, they’re poetry. Outside the bedroom, he inspires her to be more woman than she ever dreamed possible, which scares her enough to put on the brakes…and hit the road.

But if she thought he’d just let her leave quietly, she was wrong. Because hell hath no fury like a cowboy in love…especially one with a baby on his hip. And a ring with her name on it.

Warning: This cowboy daddy is determined to make a May/September romance work—even if he has to lay down his palm or his mouth on a round ass cheek to do it.

Kay's Review

I'm head over heel in love. In love with this book. In love with the characters. In love with Griffin.

How could I not love Griffin. He's a single father to a 4-month old baby whom he virtually had to rescue. He practically runs his ranch single-handedly and now has to take care of his mother who's been diagnosed with cancer. I fell in love with him a few pages into reading this story.

Nola is the woman who is going to complete him, although he has to fight the bright lights of Nashville and the dream of a music career to win her affections. She is pretty determined to have her career and I really didn't blame her for fighting for what she wanted.

I really loved every minute of the way their relationship developed, all the ups and downs and the finally happy ending. They are beautiful as a couple. Even their arguments were beautiful to read.

Two things are certain. Em Petrova has a new fan and I'm off to check out the other Country Fever books. If there are more cowboys like Griffin in the series, then you've got to 'let me at them.' Fabulous!

Disclaimer: This book was provided by the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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