A Cowboy in the Streets

Lodestar Ranch, Book 1

By: Elizabeth Bright

Narrated by: Oliver Clarke, M.K. Blackwood

Working as the head trainer at Lodestar Ranch is my chance to prove I have what it takes to be a woman in a man's world. The only problem? My boss is the world's grumpiest cowboy… and I can't keep my eyes off him.

Between running the ranch and being a single dad, Adam Hale has the weight of the world on his shoulders. But beneath his gruff exterior is a man who is fiercely loyal and compassionate. His heart has been broken and he's not looking to repeat the experience.

After chasing my dad's approval my whole life, I know better than to get my heart tangled. But it's hard not to melt for this man—and his son.

When things get heated at a local rodeo, I have to remind him: We're not at the ranch. He's not my boss here… unless he wants to be.

From USA Today bestselling author Elizabeth Bright comes a new grumpy/sunshine, single dad, steamy romance set in wild and beautiful Colorado.

©2024 Elizabeth Bright (P)2024 Podium Audio

The story is so good!

I loved this read! Narration was fantastic! The story was so good! A great love story with spice!

Audio Was Great

This is my first book by Elizabeth Bright and I really enjoyed it. I loved both James and Adam. They were definitely grumpy/sunshine and I loved every second of it.

The audio was really good. Most audio for the guys makes me cringe but I actually really enjoyed the male’s audio!

Great Narrating

I love cowboys and a little spice and hearing about the countryside and a sweet love story. I got all of that from this book. I loved the narrators too. They really made it come to life.

LOVE!

I first read this (with eyeballs) last year and it’s just as amazing in audio! The story is so good, funny, emotional, just all around a comfort romance book for me!

Good story, great characters

I really liked that a horse ranch actually had stories about the horses. The characters were likable. The heat scenes were not over the top or too many. They leave something to the imagination. The male narrator did not do a women's voice very well. I am looking forward to the next book.