GRR Reviews Her Summer Cowboy by Katherine Garbera

Hudson Scott left Marietta behind after a big fight with dad just after mom died. He had been wandering across the US ever since. Years later, he's heading back home. When one of his favorite country singer and friend is putting on a farewell tour, and is headed that way, Hudson came along as bodyguard / horseman. He didn't count on meeting the one woman who may complete him, but she's his boss's granddaughter... // Emma Wells turned her back on the world of music when she, barely 18, lost both of her parents, and the music industry expected her to take on her father's (and grandpa's) mantle. She gave up on her dreams, and became a school teacher, but her grandpa's farewell tour brought her back into the limelight when he asked her to come along. She realized she had been running away... and the hard cowboy was the one that made her realize it. But what is she running toward?

Okay, enough angst here, as this is basically a fling to a thing, but I'm not too sure about the shift from "just for the summer" to "let's be forever". Still, good enough.

Category: Contemporary / Western

Overall Rating: 4/5

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