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He tries to ignore her, but their chemistry is undeniable.
Elizabeth Bishop can’t stand her boss or how he treats her, but there aren’t many job options in small-town Texas. No matter what she does, it’s never good enough for Connor, but she continues trying to impress him anyway.She’ll never admit she’s attracted to him and denies it every chance she gets.
Avoiding him is impossible, but Elle keeps her distance whenever possible. After his walls start to crumble, she knows her feelings aren’t one-sided. She’s tired of playing his games and is ready to prove who’s really in control.Although he pushes her away, she’s determined to pull him closer—showing him exactly what they’ve both been missing.
**Bossing the Cowboy is a complete stand-alone and can be read without reading any of the other books or spin-off series, but if you prefer to read in order, start with Hitching the Cowboy as the characters and families do interconnect.**
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My Thoughts:
Elizabeth has her hands full. She’s trying to get experience so that she will be good at her job. Connor is a man who can keep a secret. His business keeps him very busy. Don’t let the title fool you. Connor and Elizabeth have jobs where their love of animals shines through.
Even though this is book four of a series, you could start the series here and be fine. It’s a light story that for the most part should make you feel good. It may even give you a reason to laugh or even chuckle. You may find some scenes that will pull at your heartstrings. There’s a lot to this story but our authors do a good job at moving things along. And with that, they do a good job at bending time and it will not leave you wondering what you may have missed. Although, there may be a secondary character you come to miss once you arrive at the ending.
There is an age-gap here but unless you think about their life experiences, I don’t think that it really makes much difference to the story. What may make a difference is what is going on in Connor’s life and how it affects both Elizabeth and the secondary character. These authors know what will grab my attention and have the scenes seem so realistic that your emotions may start to get involved – and having tissues at hand may be necessary. But even though the ending was a happy one, it has made me addicted to the Bishop’s. I’m not the most patient person in the world but at least July is only a couple of months away.
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