"The feuding in Burnt Boot is becoming rather dicey."
Reviewed by Sandra Wurman
Posted March 1, 2016
Romance Contemporary
No one likes her cowboys better than Carolyn Brown, and her
humor is what has garnered her many a fan. A Brown title
immediately catches your interest and sets the mood for the
tale that lays between the cover. Each page is
characteristically tongue and cheek a Brown writing trait
to be sure. Any writer who proudly and boldly titles a book
HELL, YEAH has definitely won me over. ONE TEXAS COWBOY TOO
MANY is another catchy and bold story ripe with humor and
chaos. I loved it from page one—a motorcycle with
bull
horns—ridden by a cowboy no less. Well hang on to
your
seats for the latest by Carolyn Brown. ONE TEXAS COWBOY TOO MANY is book three in the Burnt
Boot
series. The stars are Leah Brennan and Rhett O'Donnell
with a very rich supporting cast of characters many from
previous books. Carolyn Brown deftly paints
a picture that details events of the past and then moves
rapidly to the present. In Burnt Boot there are two very
influential families: the Brennan's and the Gallagher's.
Their ranches are separated by Polly's ranch—thank
goodness. You see the Brennan's and Gallagher's just can't
get past their hatred and move on. Talk about
feuds—these
two families stay up nights plotting against each other. Sad part is that each generation seems to get sucked into
the feuding even though they would love to move on. Leah
Brennan is sick and tired of the feud and disgusted at the
role she is cast. Her grandmother just won't relinquish
control even though her grandchildren are now all adults.
This control is what is surely driving a wedge in the
relationship between Leah and her grandmother. Rhett O'Donnell arrives in town to work at Polly's ranch
and because of his attraction to Leah he finds himself
almost immediately entrenched in the towns feuding mess.
But Rhett is determined to see if his feelings for Leah can
grow into something more. The two of them are good together
and good for each other. At times it almost feels as if
they are on an unending path of blockades. The good people of Burnt Boot have never taken a chance to
side against either of the feuding families. Something
needs to be done or it will carry over to the next
generation, and the way it is quickly escalating someone
may get hurt or
worse. ONE TEXAS COWBOY TOO MANY pairs two lovers against a town
filled with downright nasty, vengeful folks. But Carolyn
Brown has a plan. Just you wait and see. Country music,
bars, church, and feuding—all important elements in
this
crazy, unpredictable latest foray into cowboy romance by
the master. Grab a beer or a glass of sweet tea and curl up
in your favorite chair with ONE TEXAS COWBOY TOO MANY.
SUMMARY
Carolyn Brown's New York Times and USA
Today bestselling cowboys prove that love is bigger in
Burnt Boot, Texas She's got too many cowboys on her
hands
Leah Brennan has always been the good girl
of the Brennan family, groomed to become the matriarch of
the clan. When a dark-eyed, tattooed, ponytailed bad boy
saunters into her life, Leah knows he's off-limits-but his
mesmerizing gaze makes her forget everything she used to
think was important. As town-wide tension rises, Leah
wonders if love really can conquer all... And the whole town's taking sides
When
Rhett O'Donnell roars into Burnt Boot on a hot July evening,
the first thing he sees is a beautiful blonde. She puts a
little extra giddy-up in his heartbeat, but when Rhett's
desire throws him into the middle of a love triangle and a
hundred-year-old feud, he realizes that winning his
cowgirl's heart will be a lot more complicated than he thought.
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Comments
1 comment posted.
Re: The feuding in Burnt Boot is becoming rather dicey.
Oh, I love a good resolution to a nasty feud!
(Kathleen Bylsma 2:03pm March 5, 2016)
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