Caught by a Cowboy

By: Lilah Raine

Narrated by: Thomas Oakley, Laurie West

I've always lived a simple life.

The ranch and my horse are all I've ever needed. My world was quiet and solitude. It suited me just fine. Until I met her…

Maddison Mackenzie ended up in Clearwater Creek by chance.

She's beautiful, she's chaotic, and she's everything I never knew I wanted. Now I just have to convince her to stay.

Caught by a Cowboy is a small-town, cowboy, breeding romance, and is a complete standalone. Expect an HEA, an alpha obsessed with breeding, pregnancy (not just in the epilogue), small town vibes, he falls first and hard, grumpy/sunshine, over-protective hero, plot twists, dirty talking hero, and praise.

©2024 Lilah Raine (P)2026 Podium Audio

Save a horse ride a cowboy!

Jace is OTT, possessive and the perfect morally questionable hero! Insta love, insta lust, with plot twists... definitely gonna wanna take a listen!

A few editing mistakes,but story is intriguing!

Loved both narrators but my pet peeve is when things get mispronounced. At least once the male narrator called himself Jake not Jace. The female narrator said pursued instead of persuade and another mistake like that I didn’t note.
Other than that I loved the narration and the story was intriguing!

I feel bad for the narrators

The narrators did a fantastic job, great performances.
As for the writing, I have more chemistry with my left hand than the two main characters had. Insta love/obsession never works, especially in this case. the FMC makes actually no sense to me. She runs from one relationship to the next; its giving avoiding attachment style.
The MC is creepy. You've known this woman for less than 24 hours and you want to have a child with her??? Excuse me?
The term 'female' being thrown around is disgusting as well and demeaning. Why do we feel the need to call women that, but we don't call men 'males'? Perhaps I am too much of a feminist for this title.
Regardless, there was too much and not enough going on in this novel. This story would have had potential if the author took a slower pace with the romance and allowed readers to connect with characters.