Homebound

A Novel

De: Meredith Trapp

Narrado por: CJ Bloom, Sean Masters

A charming and swoon-worthy second chance romance between Texas’s toughest female rodeo rider and the man determined to win her back—perfect for fans of Elena Armas and Lyla Sage.

Dakota and Wyatt. Growing up, they were as inseparable as a pair of cowboy boots. The best of friends…or so Dakota thought.

Every summer, Wyatt would come home to his family’s flower farm in Granite Falls, Texas, and they’d stargaze in the fields, pinkies brushing, laughter rumbling with the cicadas until one summer, he never returned.

Dakota hasn’t heard a peep from Wyatt in over three years, and during that time, a lot has changed. He’s the hockey world’s golden boy, and she’s developed a reputation as “The Cowboy Killer,” breaking both rodeo records and men’s hearts. The last thing Dakota needs is a distraction from her bull-riding goals, but everything changes when her old friend waltzes back into town with an adorable baby on his hip.

Wyatt’s back to get the girl he’s been obsessing over for years, and he’s willing to do whatever it takes to get her back—two-stepping at the rodeo, jumping into Cibolo Creek, even rendezvousing in outdoor showers. All Dakota wants is to keep her distance and focus on training, but when she learns the truth behind why Wyatt left, it turns out the scorching Texas sun might not be the only thing that burns them this summer.

Yes Yes and Yes

Hockey player/cowboy? Yes please! Strong female lead-love it! Outdoor shower…approved! Finding love that has been there for years, swoon!

Such a feel good romance!

Dakota and Wyatt were childhood friends who spent their summers together, but Wyatt was always i love with her. After losing touch for a few years, Wyatt is back for the summer with his little girl determined to win Dakota over. Wyatt was so down bad for Dakota and it was so sweet watching him cheer her on, help her achieve her dreams and have her fall for him and his little girl. These two quickly become roommates and the tension was delicious. This had a slower burn but once it hit it hits!!

Patty Daddy

Narration was sooooo good!

Oh this book!

The relationship between father and daughter...soooo perfect!

Dakota and Wyatt were meant for the stars! Those two needed each other like they needed air. There was no other way around it. Wyatt knew what he had to do to get his girl.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

I am OBSESSED with this book!!! Listened to it in one day and wish it had kept going!!

* she’s a cowgirl (a rodeo bull rider)
* he’s a professional hockey player
* friends to lovers (except he’s always loved her)
* did i mention he’s a single dad?!

Yeahhh I was down bad for these two!! When Wyatt finally decided it was time to get his girl… there was nooo stopping him and my my my… 🔥🔥🔥

The chemistry between Wyatt and Dakota was perfection and I just loved watching Dakota realize that Wyatt was the guy she always needed 🥹

Please read this book. PLEASE. 😅

Loved it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🔥🔥🔥

Homebound by Meredith Trapp
With Sean Masters and C J Bloom

Enjoyable cowboy rodeo theme story. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Friends since childhood and best friends. Wyatt has always loved Dakota but never told her. Life happens and they go their separate ways. He’s with the NHL and she’s a bull rider. Wyatt is back home with his baby girl for a while and move in with Dakota ( it’s his family’s ranch) and sparks fly 🔥🔥🔥 Sean and CJ did a great job with narration and brought characters to life. 👏🏻👏🏻

Super let down

I freaking love CJ Bloom and Sean Masters so I was super pumped for this story. There is zero believability in this story. For some reason, I can believe the millionaire books, the supernatural books, and the freaking alien books, but not this one. The story just fades to black during really pivotal moments and doesn't follow through. Like the time in the pond, what did they say to each other on the drive home?- What did that even mean? Not to mention that the guy just moves into a barn/house with a baby and just POOF everyone is peachy keen about it.

It was pretty good

The first half of the book was pretty interesting. The second half was filled with lots of sex and dragged a little.. The narrators are some of the best. A little far fetched in the bull riding world.