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Make Mine a Cowboy

Make Mine a Cowboy 


Meadow Valley, book 2

by A.J. Pine


⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5



Second chances and coming home again!



Ben Callahan has been given a second chance at life and love! Six months ago he received a devastating diagnoses and began living recklessly one day at a time, with no thought of a future. Now he has been told that was a mistake and he has a healthy future to look forward to. He decides to become a better partner at his ranch, bother, son and possible husband material for one lucky lady…

Dr. Charlotte North enjoyed her two week vacation in Meadow Vally visiting her Grandma and her fling with her hunky cowboy, Ben. Now weeks later she has been called back, and is leaving her home and practice New York to return and take care of her Granda after an accident. Her vacation was fun, but she is here now to help her family and work… not re-kindle her romance with Ben. Perhaps the friendship he is offering and his help are welcome… but her home is in New York and she can’t let these bonds developing get in her way.

I really enjoyed seeing Ben become a better man with a possible future laid out for him. I’m pretty sure I would not have been a fan of him prior to having his diagnosis reversed. This new selfless and family oriented cowboy gave me all kinds of warm fuzzy feelings and had me rooting for him and the Doc to find a way to make it work!

I especially enjoyed how they ended up reaching their HEA in the end and seeing who made the sacrifices. It was a breath of fresh air! 

This was a cozy read and I totally recommend it! I am excited to catch up on the Meadow Valley series with book 1, while I wait for the next instalment!




Make Mine a Cowboy  by A.J. Pine is scheduled to release August 25th, 2020.

Thanks so much to Forever Romance and Grand Central Publishing for gifting me with my review copy. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



#MakeMineaCowboy  #AJPine #pinkcowlandreads

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