Callie Brewster didn’t figure
she’d ever see Finn O’Donnell again when they parted company in Afghanistan.
But when her little brother witnesses a killing, everything changes. The
government says they’ll put him in witness protection, but Callie doesn’t trust
anyone to protect her brother—except for Finn O’Donnell.
All Finn wants for Christmas is
some peace and quiet on his newly purchased ranch. But he owes Callie Brewster
his life, and he always repays a debt. Now there’s a woman in the house who joined
the army to get away from ranching, a boy who is scared of his shadow, and a
feud going on amongst the other ranchers. Yet in the midst of all the chaos,
Finn is happier and more at peace than he’s ever been before…
I’m already celebrating the
feeling of Christmas with books, and Cowboy Boots for Christmas evoked that
warm feeling. It starts with a man, Finn O’Donnell enjoying his solitude on his
new ranch, and then arrives Callie Brewster and her nephew, they seem to be running
from trouble.
The was this set up of suspense
because of what Callie is running from, but it doesn’t really come into play
with the expected being pursued, instead it’s a heartwarming tale of two
friends falling in love. Callie and Finn have a long history, and they really
do have amazing chemistry, but they’re so blind to their love that they’re the
last to know.
There is also this great
Hatfield and McCoy-esque feud going on in Burnt Boot, and I loved that crazy
aspect of the town. It’s so full of fabulous secondary characters that I’m
looking forward to more in the series.
I highly recommend this story,
it has all the aspects of a great small town romance with great Christmas
feelings.
I received a copy for the purpose of review. I was not compensated for my review.
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