About the Book
His Best Friend's Baby
Widowed and pregnant, Laney Beckett
wants nothing to do with stubborn rodeo cowboy Slade McKenna. But
avoiding her late husband's best friend is nearly impossible now that
Slade thinks Laney and her baby need his protection. Though Slade
figures he's too rough a man to settle down, his thrill-seeking ways
have already cost him his childhood pal. Looking out for the man's wife
and child is the least he can do, especially when headstrong Laney
doesn't know the first thing about running the family's ranch. For the
sake of baby Beckett, Laney and Slade give friendship a chance…but could
they become a true family?
Cowboy Country: Surprise babies lead to unexpected love in Texas
This book was released in March 2015
This is a book from my personal collection that was reviewed
My Review
“The Cowboy's Forever Family” by
Deb Kastner is the second book in her 'Country Cowboy' series and a
book that teaches a few lessons not only to the characters but
possibly to the reader as well.
There seems to be something that nearly
everyone does, though we will try to deny it for it makes a person
seem so shallow. Wondering what I might be talking about, it is the
fact that we often judge by a book by its cover, never bothering to
look beyond the covers of the book to see what the book is involved.
Now is anyone wondering what I am talking about, the book or the
characters, well if anyone has read the blurb about the book then
they will know I am more in likely referring to the characters, Slade
and Laney. It was truly amazing to see how these two characters
interacted with each other.
Here are two characters who see things
in a certain light and not sure they really want see things any
differently, as a result things are nearly at a combustible stage
from the very beginning, and really doesn't ease up through the
story. It really makes it interesting to see how everything plays
out.
Laney is a young woman who has a lot on
her plate that is for sure but that is not stopping her from moving
forward with all that she thinks she needs to do. She is constantly
trying to climb the mountains that are placed in front of her and
does so with a lot of grit. Though she doesn't want to, she begins
to see some of her faults and looks for things to change by working
on it.
Slade is a man who is not really at all
who he appears at the beginning. I would love to describe him more
but really here is a character that really needs to be explored
through getting into the story. I do have to say that his faith
though is something that I was able to totally relate too. It was
this that really made him so relate-able to everyone who have felt this
same way.
Truly this story was interesting for it
was told in such a way that really touched this readers heart. Grief
is such a hard thing to deal with then add to that all the other
things that were going on it, made for a compelling story that at
least this reader just had to find out how things were going to work
out in the end. Along the way one had to wonder if maybe there
wasn't something more from the very beginning that no-one wanted to
admit to, or was it just as it explained throughout the story.
I truly hope all who read this book
enjoys it as much as I have.
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