Review : Wyoming Cowboy Justice

Wyoming Cowboy Justice by Nicole Helm

Genre: Intrigue, Contemporary, Romance, Suspense, Mystery

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Pages: 288

Published :  September 18th 2018 by Harlequin Intrigue

Welcome to Bent, Wyoming Where the Wild West Never Died 

Resident bad boy and saloon owner Grady Carson knows his brother is not a murderer, and he'll do anything to prove it. But partnering with Laurel Delaney? Worst idea ever. The beautiful by-the-book cop challenges him like no other. Bad family blood--and a killer at large--makes their attraction unthinkable. Dangerous. Reckless. How can they solve a crime to prevent a family war and then let forbidden love ignite it anew?

Laurel Delaney is following a case that ends up chasing after a brother of Grady Carson which doesn't bode well since their family has had this feud. Thing is Laurel will do everything she can a chase after what ever lead she can find and Grady wanting to make sure to prove his brother innocene will aid Laurel but if he's honest there's a bit of an attraction and protective streak that'll leave him trying to help Laurel on her case.

Such a great mystery suspense novel, I really enjoyed it. There was so much going on, plenty of leads to keep things interesting. There were plenty of random striked that kept the readers and characters on their toes wondering who is behind the murder and much more. Then there was the whole romeo and juliet sorta thing with the family feud that were keeping Grady and Laurel apart and caused a bit of a rift between the two knowing things would not end well. I loved how determined Laurel was in this book she was the cop in this book and din't stand down letting Grady do the work. For some reason I've noticed book shave been doing that just because shes female doesn't mean she'll stand down when a strong handsome man comes around that's completely not certified to even be apart of the case. I loved that she didn't back down, she was like a dog with a bone when it came to leads and I loved that she rarely let anything stray from her case. Overall really great book I really enjoyed it!