Comeback Cowboy
By Sara Richardson
Publisher: Forever
Release Date: June 27, 2017
Publisher: Forever
Release Date: June 27, 2017
Reviewed by Maria Lokken
In “Comeback Cowboy,” author,
Sara Richardson has written a rich second chance love story giving the reader a
satisfying look at what it means to forgive and move forward. Set in the picturesque
town of Topaz Falls, this is the second book in the Rocky Mountain Riders
series.
Lucas Cortez and Naomi
Sullivan’s high school romance was more than a first love, it was a forever
love. Unfortunately, it wasn’t meant to be. His incarceration, and subsequent
release left hurt and doubt. In
virtually every scene Ms. Richardson advances the theme of second chances
between the central characters and with the family and friends that surround
them. From a father who yearns to
reconnect with a child he’s abandoned, to a town who cannot lay down their
suspicions.
“Comeback Cowboy” is about one
man’s search for happiness against prejudice and fixed ideas, and his honor and
integrity to win back the woman he should have always had. It’s about a woman
who knows how to take care of herself and doesn’t surrender independence even
as she gives her heart to the man she’s always loved. It also highlights what it means to be a family,
whether related by blood, or choice. All these elements bring this story to life, giving it a pulse
that will keep you turning the pages.
This book gives you characters
to root for and creates friendships you would count yourself lucky to have.
Ultimately, it’s a romance where all things end happily ever after – but for this reader, it’s about how
you get there that counts. And this journey is one that gives you just enough
ups and downs to make it an exciting read all the way to the last page.
Why do second chance love
stories capture our hearts? Maybe it’s
because you get a ‘do-over’ - and I find that very appealing. What’s your
do-over wish?
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Credit:Jenn Honeycutt Photography |
Eventually Sara did the responsible thing and
got an education in writing and journalism. After a brief stint in the
corporate writing world, she stopped ignoring the voices in her head and
started writing fiction. Now she uses her experience as a mountain adventure
guide to write stories that incorporate adventure with romance. Still indulging
her adventurous spirit, Sara lives and plays in Colorado with her saint of a
husband and two young sons.
No romantic do overs. I wish I had stayed friends with my college roommate. She didn't like it when I found a serious boyfriend my Senior year. We did try to include her but she wasn't interested in joining us.
ReplyDeleteLaurie - I know what you mean by no romantic do-overs. I do wonder though if I would have chosen a different profession?
DeleteThanks for the info on the book. Sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI like do-overs. I will look for this one...
ReplyDeleteNo romantic do-over for me. I do miss a friend I had since grade school. We moved to different states in high school. Letter writing was good, then we drifted apart. I wish I could find her on social media.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Maria! :)
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