The Cowboy’s Thirty-Day Fling
Jenna Jacobs
Contemporary Western Romance
She swears off men…only to be tempted into forever.
Brea Gates is done. After surrendering her paycheck, her body, and her ever-lovin’ soul to a string of worthless exes—the most recent of whom lands her in jail—she decides she’s better off staying single and investing in batteries. Her friends from offbeat little Haven, Texas, bail her out and offer her a place to start over. Maybe now she’ll find some peace.
With her luck? Pfft…
The instant rough-hewn cowboy Sawyer Grayson sees Brea, he sets his sights on her. Since he’s temptation on two legs, no amount of dodging, dipping, ducking, or diving will save her man ban. How much can it hurt to enjoy a no-strings fling with the Stetson-wearing Romeo for thirty days? After the fun is over, she’ll trade in her spontaneity, thongs, and well-sated hormones for cozy mysteries and granny panties.
But Sawyer has a different offer, one that might change her mind—and her single status…
Uncaged Review: In this second book in the Cowboys of Haven series, Brea Gates comes home to an utter mess! Weed, the man she was living with, was being hand-cuffed and taken by the police because he was trying to sell drugs to not only children but an undercover cop. Brea is less than pleased and while in jail she is allowed one phone call. The only person Brea can think of calling is her best friend, Colton, who lives in a small town known as Haven. Brea, luckily, isn’t held accountable and is released so Colton comes to get her. Brea decides to turn over a new leaf and imposes a man ban. When Brea gets to Haven, she meets a cowboy, Sawyer Grayson. Brea’s ban on all men gets increasingly harder as she gets to know Sawyer. Brea’s association with Weed could also ruin her fledging relationship with Sawyer, who also has a past that the road to true love will be next to impossible!
What interested me most about reading this book, well, besides me begging Ms. Jenna Jacob, if I could read and review it, here is the really hot cover! Most of the time, I don’t pick books because of this, because it’s the content inside that will sway me to read a novel, but this story just intrigued me on top of the handsome brooding guy there. I wanted to learn why he is so melancholy and wistful. He looks like he is holding some deep secrets too. Okay, maybe I fell for Neville or Sawyer and I added him to my list of ever-growing book boyfriends. This is definitely a well-written cowboy tale, which, as you know, I don’t usually read, but I’ve read several books by Ms. Jacob and I have relished them all! Unfortunately, Brea did kind of annoy me, but maybe it was just that I was jealous of her. At least the town of Haven, was visually appealing and if there are hot cowboys like the Grayson men, then I sure want to visit! Will I read more of the cowboys of Haven? Well, of course I will! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst
4.5 Stars
