Talk Cowboy to Me

Lucky Cowboys, Book 4

De: Carolyn Brown

Narrado por: Brian Hutchison

"A sweet story about building family out of what life hands you."—Kirkus

For Remington Luckadeu, The Double Deuce Ranch is the perfect place to raise his two boys. But some fiery woman is fighting him for it, and Remington is not sharing—no matter how the sparks fly when he and Adele O’Donnell are together

One cowboy. One cowgirl. One ranch.

Who will win the Double Deuce by the Fourth of July?

When Double Deuce Ranch has two prospective buyers, owner Walter Jones decides to let the two run the ranch together to see who comes out on top. Adele O’Donnell and Remington Luckadeau roll up their sleeves for the fight of their lives.

Ready to battle it out over cleaning stalls, milking cows, and training horses, neither expects the attraction that grows between them. Can the two of them change from enemies to more than friends? And what happens when Walter returns to find the two have come up with their own solution for who gets the ranch?

©2017 Carolyn Brown (P)2025 Recorded Books

fave in series

Bought this series in Audible’s site wide sale to try a Carolyn Brown book and they were very affordable

Possible Spoilers:
This one’s definitely my favorite book in the series, with Getting Lucky, book 3, as my second favorite. You don’t need to read them in series order, but know that there are recurring references to some of the same relatives.
In this one, Adele O’Donnell has 2 daughters and is coming off a slightly bitter, but very sad divorce. Remington Luckadeu has become legal guardian of two nephews after his brother & wife are killed in an auto accident. They both want to purchase The Double Deuce Ranch because it’s the right size and price for their small families and near to larger extended family. Rather than choose between them, and possibly alienate either family, Walter Jones offers them the option to move in and care for the ranch while he’s on a cruise with his lady friend Vivian. Whoever’s still there at the end of the month can buy the ranch. If they’re both still there, they can draw straws or play poker. Whoever doesn’t show up before he leaves forfeits.
So both Adele & Remington & their kids show up. They’re likable characters and the situations are realistic. Of course they fall in love.
Hutchison did a decent enough job of narration. BUT: chenille is pronounced shen-EEL *NOT* like Chanel.
Note: You’ll find Austin & Rye O’Donnell’s story in Love Drunk Cowboy