Review : The Cowboy Seal's Christmas Baby

The Cowboy Seal's Christmas Baby by Laura Marie Altom

(Cowboy SEALs #4)

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Military, Western, Holiday, 

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Pages: 224

HIS UNEXPECTED CHRISTMAS SURPRISE... 

A baby's cry was the last thing former SEAL Gideon Snow expected to hear on an Arizona mountain trail. Nor was he prepared for the sight of the young mother suffering from memory loss. Gideon has plenty of reasons for avoiding people--and his painful past--but two fragile people now depend on him to survive. Can he just fall for the lovely Jane Doe?

Jane doesn't deny the pull of the gruff-yet-sweet cowboy who saved her and her baby. He's more than a cowboy hero--Gideon's given them a chance at a new life and love. But Jane knows that any day, her memory might come back. And the woman Gideon is falling in love with might disappear forever...

Ex-Seal Gideon was out on a trail when he hears and cry of a baby and finds a mother who has just given birth. On top of that when he is able to help the women he finds out that she has managed to loose her memory and his ride out to helping them get back to civilization has jetted leaving them stranded. The weather isn't the best in the area but they do what they can to get back. Until a family claims her or she gains her memory back he will help her every step of the way.

The way that this book was going I almost thought that this book was going to be a mystery thriller because the way that it started seemed like it would be. It's not in case you are wondering. Even if its not this booked turned out really enjoyable and I honestly had a hard time putting this book down. I managed to read this book rather quickly in just a day because of all the sweetness that was going on in this book. This book did very well as a contemporary romance and I enjoyed seeing the glimpse into her past in what she has forgotten and liked trying to piece together what she could remember. I loved seeing that connection between the two and from start to end I couldn't help but root for the characters because I wanted to see their happily ever after. Overall really great book I really enjoyed it.