Release Day Review: Rocking The Cowboy by Skylar M. Cates #Review #Giveaway

Author: Skylar M. Cates
Title: Rocking the Cowboy
Series House Line: Dreamspun Desires
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Cover Artist: Aaron Anderson
Publication Date: August 21, 2018
Length: 228 pages

Reviewed by Truus


Synopsis

Opposites who go together like country and rock ’n’ roll.

Long before he was a superstar, Remy Sean had a secret crush on Jed Riley. But Jed sees Remy as a spoiled pop rocker and an extension of his father’s control. Still, Jed is willing to let Remy hide from the press on his ranch—but only as a way to get his father out of his life and business for good.

Used to being admired and fawned over, Remy keenly feels the sting of Jed’s dismissal. Can he make Jed see him as more than a pain in the ass? Or is Jed too tangled up in his ranch to see past his old hurt?

Jed doesn’t believe someone desired by so many fans could want him, a simple cowboy. But Remy is determined to change Jed’s mind and steal his heart…. 

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Review

Remy and Jed...

As a young vulnerable boy, Remy had a crush on Jed. Now years later Remy recovers at Jed’s farm from high work stress. As a rockstar he had some traumatic experiences. When he sees Jed, he still has feelings... his own high living standards are so far away from Jed’s.

Jed is a simple, lonesome farmer and sees Remy as a spoiled star. Jed is somewhat rude and doesn’t want Remy at his farm. It’s kind of complicated why he accepts it .

There is mutual attraction but Jed tries to hold Remy at a distance...  Remy tries to discover the real Jed... The longer they are in each other’s company the more Jed can’t hold back.

Only it’s far more complicated than you would think... Family, work, self-esteem, and more is standing in their way to happiness.

I loved the way this story was written, fresh and a bit hectic. Remy and Jed were put down well and developed enough. Opposite attracts... that applies here. Their personalities are vulnerable and wonderfully flawed.  The environments in this story, you could almost smell (and hear) them.  The further the story the more steady it became. Read it in one sitting.

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