Kester Ranch Cowboys

A clean cowboy romance collection

De: Dora Hiers

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 19 h y 5 m

Resumen del Editor

THREE deliciously sweet romances with hunky cowboys, sassy heroines, adorable kids and oh-so-sweet kisses!

Roping the Cowboy: Environmental Engineer Darby Brewster only plans to visit Kester Ranch long enough to get a signature on the contract allowing Brewster Oil to drill on their property. Then maybe her father will finally grant her the Vice President’s role after years of trying to prove herself worthy. But the stubborn cowboy refuses, forcing her to stick around the ranch. It doesn’t take long for the peaceful surroundings to soothe her weary spirit, and the handsome cowboy and his sweet son make her question her loyalty to the company. Fargo Kester doesn't want anything to do with Brewster Oil. Except the ranch could use the money, especially after his father passed away, leaving a giant-sized debt looming over their heads. And he enjoys sparring with the beautiful Darby. Sassy and sweet, she fits right in with his family and fills those lonely holes inside him. Too bad she’s a corporate climber, definitely not fit for life on a ranch. Or is she? Will Fargo convince Darby that she’s more valuable to him than a rusty old drill? Will Darby continue chasing the ever-elusive affection of her father? Or will she be forced to choose between a fulfilling career and a lifetime of love with the cowboy?

Roping the Marshal: After her divorce, Summer Kyleson moved to Texas to put a little distance between her and her abusive ex-husband. The freelance photographer sets her heart on marrying a cowboy. Someone kind and hardworking, a family man who'd be a good daddy to her son Logan. All things her ex-husband wasn't. And another law enforcement officer hubby ranks dead last on her list of potential candidates. With fractured ribs and grieving his partner’s death, Deputy US Marshal Maverick Kester seeks refuge at his family home, Kester Ranch. But peace is elusive with Summer's three-year-old terror roaming the grounds and getting into all sorts of trouble. It doesn't take long for the little guy to rope his heart, just like Logan's mama. When Maverick gave up ranching, had he also sacrificed true love and a chance for a family? Will Summer relinquish her dreams of marrying a cowboy and allow him to be a father to her son? Can they overcome the failures of their past to embrace the family of their future?

Roping the Daddy: Kierra Kester needs the feature in the Amazing West magazine to hang onto their family ranch. After their father’s death left them clear up to the barn rafters in debt, Kierra convinced her mother and skeptical brothers to use their ranch as a special events venue. An article in the prestigious magazine essentially guarantees an influx of new clients and a steady stream of income beyond the loan. Then maybe her brothers will see that she’s just as capable at running a business. Everything’s running smoothly…until the new chopper cowboy descends on the ranch…along with the son that should’ve been theirs. With every move and every new job, Hawk Rowe carries around a mountain of regrets. The biggest? Allowing anger and pride to come between him and Kierra. But he doesn't regret his son Cody, and he needs this job at Kester Ranch to convince a judge to grant him full custody. Then he can finally offer Cody some stability and maybe persuade the raven-haired beauty to give him a second chance. Can she deal with the cowboy long enough to snag the magazine feature, and then order him and his chopper off the ranch? Kierra must decide if she’s willing to risk losing her heart to the single dad all over again or if betrayal will keep them apart a second time…

Enjoy a heart hug from the Kester family with these clean and wholesome romances!

I love the faith-based plots of the 3 books.

The writing & plotting of the novels, as well as how they weaved together is excellent. I don't even mind the computer generated narration, except for the pronunciation of the main characters' names. The occasional read, resume, & other mistakes plus inaccurate emphasis & odd intonation are acceptable, but mis-pronouncing Mav & Kierra is too jarring. There should be a way to set those up ahead of time.

I do want to say again how much I like the stories and the writing. It is very much worth listening to all three books.