Jennifer Ryan’s ‘Stone Cold Cowboy’ is Out for Justice [REVIEW]
October 2, 2016 1 Comment
When someone starts stealing cattle from his ranch, Rory Kendrick seeks justice but ends up with more than he bargained for. (Photo courtesy Avon Books)
When Rory Kendrick’s cattle start to disappear, he’s intent on bringing the thief to justice. But then an unexpected discovery may give him a sudden change of heart in New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Ryan’s Stone Cold Cowboy.
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Sadie Higgins’ has helped her brother Connor out of more jams than she cares to admit. Sure, he’s a chemistry genius, but he is always attaching himself to the wrong people. Now he’s the brains behind a meth operation and has become addicted to his own product. To support his drug habit, he and his buddies start stealing Kendrick’s herds.
When Rory finds out who is responsible he wants restitution. Sadie will do anything to protect her brother and goes to work in the Kendrick household as a cook to compensate for the lost cattle.
Yet she doesn’t count on falling in love with the handsome cowboy, and now she must make a choice between the family bound to her by blood and the family she wants to have.
Readers will love Ryan’s fascinating, complex, earthy characters, whether it’s the loyal Sadie or the rugged, sexy Ryan. These are people Ryan’s readers will undoubtedly relate to. But the author’s knack for writing crisp, realistic dialogue makes this suspenseful story so engaging.
Although this is a romance, it is first and foremost a tale about family and just how far we will go to protect those we love. With Stone Cold Cowboy, Ryan hits a home run that fans of the genre will undoubtedly enjoy.
Jennifer Ryan
(Photo by Steve Hopkins)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jennifer Ryan is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of Stone Cold Cowboy, Her Renegade Rancher, and many other romantic suspense titles.
She loves writing stories with outrageous plot twists, deeply emotional love stories, high stakes and higher drama. When she isn’t writing a book she is reading one or puttering in her garden daydreaming about the people who live in her head.
Ryan lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and three children. Visit her home on the Web, like her Facebook page or follow her on Twitter.
STONE COLD COWBOY
By Jennifer Ryan
384 pgs. Avon. $7.99
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When someone steals a cowboy’s cattle, he will stop at nothing to get justice. But when he finds his suspect, he gets far more than he bargained for.