McKettrick's Luck

By: Linda Lael Miller

Narrated by: Christina Moore

Jesse's love for his ranch runs deep. So when former high-school sweetheart Cheyenne Bridges tries convincing him to sell the land for development, he flat out refuses. But old flames die hard, and both Jess and Cheyenne find it difficult to keep things professional.

New York Times best-selling novelist Linda Lael Miller is beloved for her Western romance tales of the McKettrick men. With this first book in a new series, she begins the stories of the next generation of McKettricks.

©2007 Charlaine Harris (P)2007 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Though her plot twists are somewhat predictable, the veteran romance author doesn't disappoint in her sizzling love scenes and fine sense of place." ( Publishers Weekly)

McKettricks Luck

Really good book however I didn't like the explict sexual scene at about hour 4 1/2. Not good if kids are in the car! Story didn't need it and would have been better left to the imagination.

Oh those sexy Mckettrick men !

I like the McKettrick series better then the Stone Creek series. I laughed and cried so it was a thumbs up book for me.
Since this is an adult romance (this author has always written adult books not young adult or childrens) it was a great romance. I never let my children watch a movie that was not made specifically for children until I previewed it first so I would never pop in a romance novel made for adults with them listening.
Cant wait to listen to the next book in the series. Thanks Linda Miller for a contemporary romance that is set in the west. I love the historical west books but this is a nice alternative. I loved the first 4 books in the series that were with the original Mckettrick men when the west was just opening up.

Needs different narrator

I liked this book, except the narrator. The characters are supposed to be young but she sounded old. It took away for the story. She did not pronounce words correctly and that really bugged me. I almost stopped listening due to the fact I felt like I was listening to 40+ year-old and the way the narrator spoke. I won't be listening to any more McKettrick books if she is the narrator.

Very entertaining book!

This is a good story, and it holds your interest. Some parts adults only. I'd call it a modern western theme.

Mckettrick's luck

good story, but no need for the sex scene, linda lael Miller does a good job so why does she need the sex....leave it to the reader's imagenation

Dianne K