Roping a Cowboy

Blazing Eagle Ranch

By: Peyton Banks

Narrated by: Gillian Williams, Tim Paige

It was so easy to piss her off.

So he did it frequently, just to get a rise out of her.

Wade Brooks lived and breathed the Blazing Eagle ranch. It was in his blood, and raising cattle was all he knew. But when it came down to the girl next door, Joy Whitaker, he knew one thing.

He got a kick out of seeing her angry.

She was a spitfire and challenged him every chance she got. He’d loved to tame her, but she would fight back.

Their families were at odds with each other. The rivalry dated back before either of them was born. Whitakers and Brooks grew up hating each other.

A good ol’ country family feud.

Until now.

One kiss and Wade was willing to bury the hatchet. A taste of her, and he knew she belonged to him.

The past didn’t have to drive their future.

Or did it?

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Cowboy roping

The story was good the characters were believable and some parts brought tears to my eyes. Really enjoyed this book

Blazing Eagle Ranch Series

Roping a Cowboy (Blazing Eagle Ranch) is a entertaining listen in this series. Drama fueled, romance, tight knit families, two family's history and old fued that just won't go away. The characters are fun and the storyline keeps you listening to the very end. Humor, snarkyness and passion all written into the love saga.

Gillian Williams, Tim Paige dual narration performance brought the characters and their story to reality. Smooth and easy listening. Great performance.

Cute romance. wish there was less family

Cute romance, wish there was less family mixed in the romance.

30 year old woman, with family all up in her business (eyes are rolling). The level of influence her family has on her love life is ridiculous.

...their interactions sizzle with chemistry.

Joy and Wade, two colourful personalities who forge a relationship of spice, humour and heat. The push and pull of their interactions sizzle with chemistry. Wade and Joy were completely entertaining in their pursuit of HEA., They navigate drama while, proving that even a family feud is no match for true love. I enjoyed the dual narration which brought dimension to this very entertaining book. I am looking forward to what comes next.

Like really???

The storyline could have been so amazing but the conversations and banter was generic and not age appropriate at all. The MMC and FMC are 30 years old and act as if they’re teens smdh. I get the family rivalry but the way it was written was very childish and annoying.