Cowboy Seeks a Horse Whisperer

Eagle Mountain Brothers, Book 1

By: Marley Michaels

Narrated by: Amy Melissa Bentley, Mason Lloyd

Kendra Archer has big dreams in life. Ever since she spent her summers volunteering with neglected animals as a teenager, she's wanted to run her own horse rescue center. And with her new job working in the Alaskan mountains at a small town vet clinic, she'll be one step closer to making her dream a reality.

Jesse Barnes was born a cowboy and will end his days as one too. Working with his brothers on their family ranch in the shadow of Eagle Mountain, they protect the land, while owning and running one of the top producing ranches on this side of the country.

Passions collide when Jesse rescues a mistreated horse who needs specialty care. Knowing he can't do it alone, he calls in the only person who may be able to save the animal—the town's new horse-whispering vet.

Something about Jesse has her feeling things she's never felt. But his habit of pulling back the moment they get close has her beyond confused. And then there's the strange dreams she's been having.

For Jesse, meeting Kendra ignites something beneath his skin that feels a lot like fate. The idea of finally meeting his soulmate seems almost unreal, but as time goes by, it's a feeling he can't deny.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Marley Michaels (P)2022 Tantor

Awful male performance

The book was good, interesting story line. The male performer sounded like the furthest thing from the handsome cowboy hunk described. Way too much language used with no good impact on the overall storyline.

Too much repeating.

I got it the first time and didn’t need to know the cowboy was horny in nearly every other sentence.

too silly

Not my cup of tea. Book about a calling and soulmates. Female cries boo hoo for not being told about calling and all of a sudden needs a break for 6 months. Gotta have some sort of conflict, right? Nothing sexy about male narrator's voice. Cringe book.

A Cowboy Love Story

This was a very easy listen. No angst to disrupt your listening experience. It is a little spicy during the short love scenes. Overall I think the story and narrators are a hit!

The storyline

Sometimes the narrations were confusing. But nowhere near as bad as the virtual voice but liked the book.