"Feelings deeper than a friendship"
Reviewed by Helen Williams
Posted October 9, 2015
Romance Contemporary
THE VIRGIN COWBOY BILLIONAIRE'S SECRET BABY was a surprisingly great
read. A 35-year-old retired billionaire who should be
enjoying his success is suffering horrible migraines due to
threats from his controlling mother. His mother has
threatened that if he and his sister do not marry soon and
have children they will lose their share of the family farm.
This story is full of humour. It was really a fun read. Matt Coolidge is a billionaire who retired at 35 after
suffering some life-threatening situations. Matt is taken completely by surprise
when his once close friend, Dara Marley, comes back to town with some news.
Matt and Dara have not seen or talked to each other for 10 years because of an
argument. Dara is back and hoping they can re-establish their friendship. When Matt and Dara were in college together she became ill and
Matt made an unselfish decision to help Dara. Even though
Matt and Dara have decided they want to be together they have
to decide how to deal with the feud between their families
from previous generations. Once Dara learns that Matt was a
workaholic who never enjoyed a dating life and has "no"
experience, she volunteers to teach him what he has missed out
on. They have a really great time teaching and learning. In
the process they realize their friendship has developed into
much more. THE VIRGIN COWBOY BILLIONAIRE'S SECRET BABY shows how far a person is
willing to go for a
friend and when a friendship is more valuable than an old
family feud. Lauren Gallagher did a wonderful job.
SUMMARY
You can’t thaw a heart that was never frozen. Retired at thirty-five, billionaire Matt Coolidge should be
enjoying the fruits of his workaholic years. Instead, he’s
got migraines from butting heads with his mother. If Matt
doesn’t get a matrimonial move-on, she’s threatening to will
the family farm to his brother, who’ll turn it into a strip
mall. Then Matt’s childhood best friend rolls back into town,
bringing a complication that’s not entirely unexpected—or
unwelcome. Years ago, with Matt’s help, Dara Marley froze several
embryos before cancer treatment stole her fertility—and
before a stupid argument tore their friendship apart. Now
alone, she’s taking the most logical step to ensure the
child she’s carrying has a father. Returning to Matt—and
hoping bygones will be bygones. Baby and all, Matt’s on board. And when Dara finds out
Matt’s career kept him too busy for a relationship—even
sex—she’s more than happy to bring him up to speed. But a decades-old grudge between their families means
keeping quiet about their good news—and the feelings they
never knew went far deeper than friendship. Warning: Contains a virgin who’s been waiting a long time
for this and a woman who’s happy to show him the way. And
they’ve both had it up to here with narrow-minded gossips
and small-town grudges.
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