Montana Cowboy Christmas
Montana Cowboy Christmas
It’s almost Christmas and nationally-ranked barrel racer Ivy Wyckoff has returned home to Montana desperate for a miracle. A cowgirl to her bones, she’s always solved her own problems, but when her ex—rodeo champ, Sam Wyatt—shows up offering more than a shoulder to cry on, Ivy’s tempted to grab the safety line he throws.
Sam Wyatt just wrapped his most successful year on the PRCA circuit. After long days and even longer nights, all he wants is a quiet holiday on his family’s Paradise Valley ranch…until he sees Ivy again. He can tell she’s in trouble. They may have called it quits two years ago, but she’s the one woman he regretted walking away from.
Sam will do anything to keep Ivy safe, including putting a ring on her finger and sharing his name with her this Christmas.
New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 70 romances and fiction titles, Jane Porter has been a finalist for the prestigious RITA award six times and won in 2014 for Best Novella with her story, Take Me, Cowboy, from Tule Publishing. Today, Jane has over 13 million copies in print, including her wildly successful, Flirting With Forty, which was made into a Lifetime movie starring Heather Locklear, as well as The Tycoon’s Kiss and A Christmas Miracle for Daisy, two Tule books which have been turned into holiday films for the GAC Family network. A mother of three sons, Jane holds an MA in Writing from the University of San Francisco and makes her home in sunny San Clemente, CA with her surfer husband and three dogs.
- Story details
- Series: Wyatt Brothers of Montana, Book 2
- Publication date: November 2, 2023
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
- Subgenre: Small Town, Holiday (Christmas, Valentine’s, etc.)
- Audience: Adult
- Fiction form: Novel
- Content ratings
- Pepper level: 🫑🫑🫑
- Profanity: 1 None
- Substance: 1 None
- Violence: 1 None
The story was tolerable but the characters were annoying. I felt Sam was selfish, Ivy was naive and Summer not very motherly.
What a story about two stubborn and proud people who decided that apart was better than together. Finally it took a hopeless relationship for Ivy to realise that she still loved Sam and to trust him with her heart.
An amazing, emotional and loving story. The tears are still tripping me but they are for sad and happy and I loved the book although not initially. It started slower and cold but then I knew it was going to be good and it was.
Yet again Jane Porter brings of beautiful book of second chance at love although this book was more difficult to get into 2 once I got there couldn't put it down after the first book being so easy to read from start to finish but yet again her characters leap off the page strong independent sassy damaged and heartwarming handsome and beautiful in all your imagination brings them to life amongst the description of life in MontanaI'm looking forward to the next book and the next and the next and hopefully more after what about you you settle in your favourite spot with your favourite drink and curl up and read and enjoy ... 😉 😘 😊 👩💻🐘
Another of the Wyatt Brothers books, simply brilliant story, lots of loving and crying. You can't beat it. Carry on writing
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