Publisher: Forever
Published: February 27, 2018
ISBN: 978-1538727065
Genre: Contemporary
Romance
Format: Print
Obtained via: Publisher
Reviewed by
name and email address: Gina myreviewbooks@aol.com
THREE HEARTS
Ten years ago Jack Everett had enough of his home town and dealing
with his alcoholic and abusive father.
He did something he’s long regretted, something that also cost the then
18 year old Jack the girl he loved. But
he never got over Eva Ellis…not really.
Not through UCLA undergrad, not through law school and not on his climb
to make partner in his law firm. When
his father dies he returns for the funeral.
Not out of any loyalty to the man who routinely beat him, but to stand by
his brothers, Luke and Walker. Upon his
return he learns that aside from the family ranch, the brothers have inherited
a vineyard—one that has been sorely neglected. Determined to help his brothers
he stays in town long enough to assess the vineyard. But life has a way of throwing us curves at
the oddest times.
Eva Ellis never forgot the boy who took her heart not all that
many years ago…but enough years to make some significant changes in her
life. When she accidently runs into Jack—literally
and figuratively, all of those old feelings surface. And along with those feelings are new ones…ones
that cannot be ignored.
Can two people let go of ten years of heartbreak and secrets to
find their way to each other again?
Second Chance Cowboy was the first A.J. Pine book I’ve read. I
love a good western and can’t resist a hot cowboy. While Second Chance Cowboy takes place on a
ranch, it could have pretty much taken place anywhere with a few changes…like
getting any struggling business up and running.
That works well if you want a heart touching story without being a
cowboy fan.
I have to admit I got a little tired of Walker’s incessant
drunkenness and there was a bit too much repetitiveness about Jack’s rough
childhood. The beginning of the book
started on a downer and it took most of the book to get on some sort of
positive ground. If it weren’t for Owen
and Scully I’m not sure it would have happened.
I liked Eva. She’s a
great character. Smart, strong and
strong willed, competent and not afraid to put herself out there. She’s someone you’d want for a friend.
Not a bad read.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of
this book.
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