Finders Keepers, Cowboy (Match Made in Montana Series) by Rachelle Paige Campbell – Review by Brandy Rymer

Finders Keepers, Cowboy by Rachelle Paige Campbell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a wonderful story of frenemies who can overcome the obstacles in their lives to find the romance destined for them. I loved this feel-good romance story; it had such a great storyline about how one of our main character’s grandfather decides to play matchmaker for his grandson and their neighbor who’s been a thorn in his grandson’s side since childhood. What a fun experience to watch as Meg and Ryan work through the trials they have going on in their lives trying to find success with their businesses while working through these new sensations that are developing between them. It is great to watch as these two oblivious characters try to figure out what they are feeling towards the other as well as find their place in life that might make room for a little romance. They also struggle with understanding what the other person is feeling towards them, so many missed signals make for a great story that brings lots of laughs and joy at the discovered feelings, but will it be in time before either one decides to move on?

If you’re looking for a great feel-good tale of good old boy cowboys, and a little romance brewing on the side, you are going to want to give this new series a chance. It’s great how there are so many great characters with stories yet to come in the upcoming books in the series. The author does an amazing job in setting us up to look forward at a few other potential couples that Grandpa Kincaid will most likely have his hands in while playing matchmaker, as a seasoned cowboy is want to do as he’s getting older and seeing lots of missed opportunities of romance around town.
@Brandy Rymer
04/2024

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