Gone Country

Rough Riders Series, Book 14

De: Lorelei James

Narrado por: Rebecca Estrella

She’s boho. He’s a CEO.
A match that shouldn’t work, yet they’re completely gone for each other from the start.

Arizona businessman and newly discovered McKay love child Gavin Daniels is awarded sole custody of his teenage daughter, Sierra. Gavin moves them to Wyoming, even if he’s unsure where they fit in the McKay family dynamic. While he believes it’ll be good for his daughter, he worries it might be bad for him, because their new housemate, Rielle, is a whole lot hotter than he remembered.

Rielle Wetzler has finally overcome the stigma of having hippie parents and getting knocked up at age sixteen. Although her daughter Rory is off at college, financial difficulties still plague Rielle, forcing her to sell her struggling B&B to Gavin. He graciously allows her to live in it, but now Gavin is in Sundance to claim the house that’s rightfully his. And to further complicate matters, her long-dormant libido is definitely all-in with this newly buff Gavin—who has the take-charge attitude to prove he’s all McKay.

Sharing a roof is too much temptation, and before long, Gavin and Rielle are sharing a bed.

Meanwhile Sierra’s life in small town Wyoming is as dull as she’d feared, with one exception: a gorgeous, brooding high school senior named Boone West. Their easy friendship keeps Sierra grounded in this new reality where her father is in love, and it seems they’re related to everyone in the county.

Can Gavin and Rielle find the right balance to share their hearts, lives and families forever?

©2012 Lorelei James (P)2015 Insatiable Press

Hot Hot Hot

I absolutely loved chapter 40 when Gavin and Vi talked...I had tears in my eyes! scratch that I was really crying.
Oh and the hot sexy scenes makes me want to move to Wyoming and find me a McKay.
I can't wait until the next book in series.
For adult ears only!

Super.

This was one of my favorites from this series. Made me cry. Laugh. And really want more about what happens when Boone gets out of the Army. I still wish Ms Estrella made it easier to distinguish one character from another. But overall a great listen.

Terrible narrator

I started this book a couple of times. I'm about halfway thru and enjoying the story. However, the narrator is terrible. No emotion, drab, all voices sound the same. I decided to check out the library ebook.

BEST ONE YET!

Gone Country was like a refreshing reminder of why I've grown to love, love, love this series and Lorelei James! When I saw that this was a 15-hour listen, I couldn't imagine what was in store for me. I was pleasantly surprised and drawn in completely by the newest members of the Mckay clan, Gavin and his daughter Sierra. The sub-plots, and history of this intriguing family that were layered into the story, made this installment much more interesting and endearing than some of the other storylines. I would love to see the series continue with a few more spin off books--there's tons of characters and relations that would make for an interesting listen. I hope there are future McKay romances on the horizon. All the better for us hopeless romantics! I highly recommend this series.

great listen

Spoiler: Nice learning back history about the McKay/West family. Love these books, can't wait to listen to more. Really want to know what's in the future for Boone and Sierra.