Book Review: Her Cowboy Billionaire Bachelor by Liz Isaacson
- Kristen Lewendon
- Jun 30, 2019
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 2, 2019
Christmas in Coral Canyon Book 6
A holiday bachelor auction brings a doctor and a country music star together...
Rose Everett isn't sure what to do with her life now that her country music career is on hold. After all, with both of her sisters in Coral Canyon, and one about to have a baby, they're not making albums anymore. She travels to Wyoming to help her sister with the new baby, only to discover that she may have been focusing on all the wrong things, and that she desperately wants a family of her own.
Problem is, she's been out with several men in the past year and there's never a spark—until she meets a handsome doctor on the plane. Then there's fireworks, even if he brags about speaking Swahili.
Liam Murphy has been working for Doctors Without Borders, but he's back in the US now, and looking to start a new clinic in Coral Canyon, where he spent his summers. He's never wanted anything but to practice medicine and help people, but when he runs into the beautiful blonde he met on the plane, he starts to think there could be more to his life than his job.
When Rose wins a date with Liam in a bachelor auction, their relationship blooms and grows quickly. Problem is, Liam's spent his whole life building his career, and he doesn't know how to make room for Rose and the family she wants.
As Christmas approaches, and he's still no closer to putting her above his clinic, Rose wonders if she should find someone else. After all, she's not getting any younger, and her time to have children won't last forever. Can Liam and Rose find a solution to their problems that doesn't involve one of them leaving Coral Canyon with a broken heart?
My Review:
There is so much emotion and angst in this story. Rose and Liam are both broken in their own ways; neither quite trusting in their own identity outside of that of their family names. I loved riding the roller-coaster of joys and heartaches with them as their unlikely friendship blossomed into something more and faced the challenges of the world. I especially loved the fact that professional help was sought to help work through the issues that kept them from both fully investing in a romantic partnership. My only niggling complaint is that I would have really liked to have just a tiny bit more information about what it was that ended Liam’s time with Doctors Without Borders. I adore everything about the Whittakers and the Everetts, and I certainly hope this isn’t my last visit to Coral Canyon. I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author.
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