Book Review: Home for a Cowboy Christmas

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Home for a Cowboy Christmas 

Author: Donna Grant 

Publisher: St. Martin's Press 

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Home For a Cowboy Christmas is a Donna Grant cowboy novel that is perfect for the Christmas season. Emmy is in the witness protection program and had been relocated to Montana for her safety. Former military and current cowboy Dwight is tasked with looking after Emmy and keeping her out of harm's way. Romance quickly follows as they spend more time together, but keeping Emmy safe may be easier said than done.

This is the sixth cowboy book I have read this year, and my second ARC from Donna Grant, and I seriously cannot get enough of this genre. Grant's books are so easy to get lost in, and are full of romance and action. I liked both of the main characters and found the relationship natural and fun to read. The overhang of Emmy being in witness protection left the feeling of possible danger behind every door and kept the book interesting. My only critique is that I found the ending a little abrupt (which is probably me being selfish and wanting to keep reading the story!). Home For a Cowboy Christmas is a great book that releases just in time for the holidays. 

Thanks to Netgalley and St. Martin's Press for this ARC; this is my honest and voluntary review.

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