All work and no play is not how this cowboy intends to spend his day…
Former special forces soldier Ryder Lea has dedicated his life to serving others. Now honorably discharged, he’s looking to return to his cowboy roots to work as a rodeo stock contractor and travel the country he’s spent years protecting. But first, he has an obligation in Marietta, Montana to his fallen commanding officer. Surely completing a few hours of community service won’t be that challenging?
Physical therapist Edison Martin is short-staffed and underwhelmed when the tall, broad-shouldered cowboy with the ‘awe shucks’ smile swaggers into her clinic as her latest community-service volunteer. She needs trained help, not eye-candy. And Ryder reminds Edi of everything she’s lost and every man who’s done her wrong.
Bound by duty and compassionate by nature, Ryder dives into his temporary role with humor and enthusiasm. His motto: make a difference. But what will it take to get statuesque, super serious Edi to smile and remember that each day is a gift?
My Review:
An emotional and heartfelt romance.
This is an emotional workplace romance between a Former
Special Forces soldier, Ryder, who has come to Marietta to fulfill his fallen
leader’s wishes and a physical therapist, Edi, who is new at her new job where
her aging grandmother lives at May Bell Center.
I enjoyed seeing Ryder and Edi evolve from their prickly first encounter to discovering friendship and then love. Being complete opposites made the story fun to read. This is a great addition to the Coyote Cowboys of Montana series.
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