Catch A Cowboy (Match Made in Montana Series Book #2) by Rachelle Paige Campbell – Review by Angela Hayes
Catch A Cowboy by Rachelle Paige Campbell
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
3 Stars
Catch A Cowboy is the second book in the Match Made in Montana series by Rachelle Paige Campbell. It is a sweet, clean, cozy, slow-burn, contemporary romance with a small-town ‘western’ element, cowboys, ranches, age gap, angst, drama, emotion, opening up your heart after loss, and finding love unexpectedly.
This second instalment in the series could be read as a standalone if you wanted, as it focuses on a different couple than the first book did. But we do get to catch up with Meg and Ryan, as well as Ryan’s grandpa, Hank (the MC’s from Book #1) and revisit the Kincaid Ranch.
Kincaid Ranch’s leading hand, Ted Stirling, has closed himself off since losing his wife, still a little lost in his grief. But when his sister brings her daughter (his niece) to stay, Ted finds himself out of his depth, and looks to Stephanie Patricks, the young kindergarten teacher, for help. Stephanie has had a secret, long-term crush on Ted and can’t help but feel drawn to him. As they work together to help Ted’s niece, things between them begin to blossom. But Ted can’t help but feel that he is too old and jaded for someone so young and lovely. But then an unexpected situation highlights what’s truly important. Will Ted finally open his heart up again, and take a chance on love?
While I did enjoy this book more than the first, I still had trouble fully connecting with the characters- which detracted from my overall enjoyment of the story.
Let’s see what Book #3 might bring.
Happy Reading…
Thank you, Rachelle Paige Campbell!
Reviewed by @angelahayes
