Colton: Rodeo Cowboy by C.J. Carmichael (Harts of Rodeo #2)

Posted August 14th, 2012 by in American, Blog, Harlequin Mills&Boon, Review / 0 comments

Colton: Rodeo Cowboy by C.J. Carmichael

 

 

Published August 7th 2012 by Harlequin

Book Blurb:

After years of tearing up the rodeo circuit—and shirking his family duties—Colton Hart shouldn’t be surprised that his return to Thunder Ranch has been a bit thorny. His plan to put the Harts’ prize stallion, Midnight, back into dangerous rodeo competition doesn’t help.Colt’s stirring up trouble off the ranch as well, especially in Leah Stockton’s heart. Recently divorced, Leah is determined to make a new life for her two kids. The last thing she needs is a man who acts like a child himself.

And Leah doesn’t even know about the biggest mistake of Colt’s life. When his shameful secret is revealed, she’ll never look at him the same again. But Colt also realizes it’s past time he acts like the man Leah deserves…whether she wants him or not


Review:

In this the second book of the Harts of Rodeo Series we get to what lies behind the peculiar attitude of Aidan’s brother Colt. He is and has never been the dependable type and his family knows it, instead he spends his days competing in as many Rodeo’s as he can.

He needs the money as one night has lead to a life time of obligations and a secret no one knows about, a secret that he is not sure he will ever be ready to face up to.

Enter Leah, a single mother who is working really hard at trying to rebuild her life after a devastating betrayal led to divorce. She is also a really good friend that Colt now sees in a she drives me wild way. But to make things worse the sexy Colt that has her heart soaring and his kisses drive her mad he seems to have a certain aversion to kids and she sees no future for them.

This is where the book picked up as we see Colt pushing as hard as he can to get Leah into his life. At the same time we see the effects his secret has on his life and explains why he is the man he is and why he does what he does best. The author picked up the story from book one perfectly and took me deeper into this small and close knit family. Leah’s children Jill and Davy are two of the cutest kids you will ever read about and added even more depth to the book for how can a woman love a man who is so “great” with her adorable kids and at the same time seem like he wants nothing to do with them be the man of her dreams.

The author very nicely lets the truth surface and also shows how Colton the Rodeo Cowboy becomes Colton the responsible man.

Favorite Quote :

“Our life could be like that day- one long trail ride together”.

 

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