Thursday, July 23, 2026

Review: The Cowboy and the Princess (Starry Sky Ranch, Book 1) by Leah Vale


 

When a grieving European princess escapes to the American West, she feels like a fish out of water. A cowboy haunted by his Special Forces service is tasked to protect her.

Desperate to escape the spotlight after her mother’s tragic death, Princess Isabella “Izzy” Rochevelle flees to a Wyoming ranch, owned by relatives she’s never met. Hoping to heal in peace, her plan goes awry when her bodyguard is injured and she’s placed in the care of a grumpy horse trainer.

Former Army Ranger Warrant Officer Gage Buchanan seeks to leave the past behind, living a quiet existence training horses on the Starry Sky Ranch. But his new life splinters when he must unexpectedly step up to babysit a seemingly perfect princess bent on experiencing her first rodeo incognito.

Despite her disguise, the paparazzi discover her whereabouts. To guard her privacy, Gage takes her deep into the Grand Teton wilderness, where the simmering attraction between the beautiful royal and the former soldier tempts them both. But they are from vastly different worlds. Will Izzy and Gage decide that love is worth the risk of yet another heartbreak?

 

My Review: 

An unexpected love.  

After her mother’s death, Princess Izzy flees her country to a ranch in Wyoming, owned by distant relatives.  Izzy didn’t know her life would change so much once she arrived.  She expected to mourn, not fall in love with her temporary body guard, horse trainer/former soldier, Gage Buchanan.  This beautiful story was fast paced and has great scenery to back up the memorable love story.  I enjoyed everything about this book.

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