Parker

Cowboys and Debutantes: Contemporary Series, Book 5

De: Vivi Holt

Narrado por: Dawson McBride

A veteran Army Ranger and a clumsy veterinarian build a friendship on the ranch but it isn't long before unexpected feelings grow between them.

When bumbling veterinarian Jennifer Barsby’s friend Hazel falls ill, she doesn’t hesitate to take action. After quitting her job in Atlanta, she packs up her life and moves to the Cotton Tree ranch in South Georgia to take care of her sick former roommate. But when circumstances change, she wonders what she should do with the rest of her life.

Handsome and brooding cowboy, Parker Williams, is just another pal - at least that’s how Jen sees him. A former Army Ranger, he’s found renewed purpose as part-owner of the ranch. But he’s given up on the idea of ever moving on or finding love. That is until Jen moves in.

She’s fun-loving, accident-prone, earnest and caring. But could she ever see him as anything more than a friend?

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Great story

A shy cowboy and a vet, first there we 9friendship that turned to love.
I recommend this book to all who like good clean reading. In fact, I recommend all of Vivi Holt's books. You won't be disappointed.

Wonderful

I so loved this story of Parker and Jen. The narrator’s voice makes the story even better. It’s awesome how much love there is in this family even with the adversity they must overcome. This is a must listen. I suggest you either read or listen to the previous 2 books, it makes it more interesting.

Contemporary Romance

I like Vivi Holt's historical romance more than I do this series. However, it is a quick listen and it does not tax the brain.
Would recommend this to those who love quick contemporary romance.

Happiness and love found

This is a novella of a listen but a great one . It’s about Parker , one of the brothers that you meet in another book. It’s book 3 , Eamon , if you haven’t gotten around to listening to it , your missing out , grab it.
The love story touches your heart , the story is well developed so are the characters. The characters and settings is so real , it seems like your seeing your neighbor go through it .
Parker and Jen are hit with a difficult situation. Parker is a war veteran that is going through a hard time adjusting to like outside of the service. Meanwhile Jen goes to Cotton Tree because of a situation with a college roommate, who happens to be Parker’s sister in law .
When Parker and Jen first meet , they didn’t see the love coming their way , all they were looking for was friendship, but everyone knows that love will strike when the two people deserve it .

Dawnson the narrator is great . His voice is deep and smooth, clear and strong. He did the part perfectly

OF COWBOYS AND DEBUTANTES

ANOTHER WONDERFUL ADDITION TO THE AMAZING SERIES!!

I LOOK FORWARD TO MORE FROM THIS AUTHOR!!!

Another Great Story!

I have read quite a few of Vivi Holt's books and this is the second one I've read in the Cowboys and Debutantes series. As always, she does a great job connecting you to the characters and their histories... making the story entertaining and pulls you in where you feel invested emotionally too. If you like clean romance with a cowboy twist then you won't be disappointed with this one, it was such a fun ride! Dawson McBride also does an amazing job with the narration.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Friends, Ranch Style

This is one of a series of books by multiple authors, but within that series author Vivi Holt has produced a trilogy dealing with brothers taking on a ranch in Georgia. Each novel stands alone and has sufficient background data to let you know how the pieces fit together and each highlights a different brother, his life issues, and his quest for an HEA (Happily Ever After). Fittingly, narration is by Dawson McBride, whose rich gravelly voice imbues Southern Charm (and not a single "bless your heart") in this Walton Family episode. And that is meant as a sincere compliment to the Hallmark moments and complexity of plot and characters smoothly stirred together into a delicious ambrosia. Full five stars and maybe two hankies, in parts, but overall joyous--and rather perfect for the holiday season, as it ends on Christmas Day!

Parker and Jennifer

I loved this one and it's my favorite of the cowboys and debutante series. Vivi Holt is a wonderful writer who made this story seem real and relevant.
Parker, a veteran, has trouble adjusting to everyday life. He is hiding in his family's ranch when Jennifer comes to help his sister in law. Of course, they fall in love but the story is so sweet.

Another great book in this series!

I really enjoyed this story. It could be read as a stand alone, but I think reading the book Eamon first would make this more enjoyable. It follows the romance and challenges faced by Emily and Eamon, so it was nice to follow-up with that couple as well. I really liked both main characters, but the ending was a little short for me. There was so much build up; I would have liked to have been in on a little more of the romance with Parker and Jennifer. Great story though, and great narration as well. Dawson is very pleasant to listen to.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Parker & Jenn

Cowboys and Debutantes continues with this romantic story of Jenn and Parker. As Hazel begins her fight with breast cancer, Jenn quits her job and moves to the Cotton Tree Ranch to help her out. She gets a local job as a vet and helps around the ranch as Hazel recovers. She had no idea what else the ranch had in store for her. Parker is one of the three Williams brothers, and finds himself drawn to Jenn. He knows she is only here while Hazel gets better, but will that be enough? These two have sweet journey to their happily ever after. What I truly love about this series is the integration of the characters from book to book. While each could be a standalone, I think it's best to start with Dalton's story and continue, each building on the next. The bond between the brothers is unbreakable and the feeling on this ranch is so warm and full of family that it's hard to not fall into it. It would be easy to sit at their dinner table and just feel at home. I also loved the compassion that Vivi Holt writes about Hazel's journey with breast cancer. It's a tough topic, and she handles it with grace. Parker and Jenn are wonderful together and I enjoyed their journey.

Dawson McBride is an amazing narrator. His raspy baritone voice is perfect for the cowboy scene and he brings this family to life. His different voices are so easily distinguished. I love that the inflection in his voice will make your heart wrench or soar as he reads the story as he brings it to life.