Review : Six Weeks to Catch a Cowboy

Six Weeks to Catch a Cowboy by Brenda Harlen

Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Western,

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Pages: 224

Published August 21st 2018 by Harlequin Special Edition

Haven's celebrity cowboy is back 

...with a pint-size surprise!

Kenzie Atkins was a lovestruck teenager when Spencer Channing left Haven in the dust. But the biggest news isn't the rodeo champion's hotly awaited homecoming--it's the little girl who calls him daddy. Spencer's newfound daughter is bringing out Kenzie's yearning for a family--and for the sexy single cowboy who still sets her heart ablaze! Maybe the roving bull rider is finally ready to ride off into the sunset for the ultimate happily-ever-after... 

 

Kenize and Spencer had a brief heated nights while they were teens right before he was set to leave Haven on a mission to be rodeo champion. Now he has back in town with a bummed shoulder and a kid in tow that he just found out about. Spencer needs all the help he can get with his little girl, he doesn't have any experience of what to do with a child but will try to do his best with Kenzie at his side helping out. The thing they weren't expecting though was to developer feelings for each other.

I thought that this was such a sweet contemporary book. I loved both Kenzie and Spencers characters and learning about their family and why they were the way they were and why they made certain choices. I loved getting that dual point of views between them seeing what they really thought about each other and how they were handling everything that was being thrown at them. I loved how Kenzie was with Spencers daughter and I also appreciate how the author managed to keep the child in the story and that she didn't just fall off the face of the book. Not sure why that seems to be a trend with books like this but I'm happy that the child was very much active in the book in her own little way. I loved the romance and there was plenty but not and over bearing amount of steamy scenes which I also appreciate. Overall this was a pretty great contemporary romance I really enjoyed it.