(The Mountain Monroes #3)
Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Heartwarming, Holiday, Western,
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Pages: 384
Published: October 1st 2019 by Harlequin Heartwarming

Sophie is a single mother to a pair of twins is starting her own business and needs a bit of help. While cowboy Zeke is out of commission due to a injury he agrees to help her for the month as a nanny. Sophie wants nothing but the absolute best for her boys and its more then Zeke can give them but he got other things he can teach them like getting outside and basics of being a cowboy. Both are bound to butt heads on things but one thing that remains true is the attraction they both have.
She came to Second Chance
…he took a chance on love
Art curator Sophie Monroe is overwhelmed with starting a new business and raising four-year-old twins. Needing help, the divorced mom hires cowboy Zeke Roosevelt as her interim nanny! French lessons and bookish pursuits give way to riding and roping. And scholarly Sophie falls hard for the strong, practical cowboy. Until Zeke reveals a secret that may prevent this temporary posse from becoming a permanent family.
…he took a chance on love
Art curator Sophie Monroe is overwhelmed with starting a new business and raising four-year-old twins. Needing help, the divorced mom hires cowboy Zeke Roosevelt as her interim nanny! French lessons and bookish pursuits give way to riding and roping. And scholarly Sophie falls hard for the strong, practical cowboy. Until Zeke reveals a secret that may prevent this temporary posse from becoming a permanent family.
This was a sweet story and its clean for those of you who do love a clean romance. I enjoyed seeing how the boys interacted with Zeke. I thought it was interesting how he worked around his issues and was able to still managed to keep things under wraps from everyone else. Like there was plenty to love and enjoy about this book but you'd have to read it to see. I'd also recommend being that this is part of a series, while this book is a standalone it goes even better when pair with the other books that come with this one. Its not much of a difference and there is a recap but I think you'd appreciate the series as a whole much better when read that way. Overall great book! I really enjoyed it.


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