Cowboy’s Christmas Past
by Mary Sue Jackson, Leslie North
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Pub Date Sep 30 2021 | Archive Date Oct 05 2021
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Description
Christmas with her cowboy ex. What could possibly go wrong?
After his mother’s death, Beau Taylor returned from college to care for his baby sister. He left behind his dream of becoming a cinematographer—and his heart.
The cowboy never thought he’d see Amelia Crawford again. She followed her dreams and became a big movie star. But when she shows up in town to shoot a western ten years later, their worlds collide after Beau’s ranch is selected as the perfect filming location.
With Beau’s attraction to Amelia growing, it might also be the perfect setting for a Christmas romance. But falling for Amelia means letting her in again, and his heart still has the scars from the first time.
Amelia finally has the chance to make a serious film, but she needs to learn how to ride a horse—and Beau is the perfect person to teach her. She’d forgotten how gorgeous he is, and how his touch made her feel.
Amelia can make audiences believe she’s in love, yet the only time she’s ever truly fallen for a man was with the smoldering Beau. But how can she trust that her cowboy won’t break her heart again? Maybe what they need is a bit of Christmas magic...
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798485624514 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Kim V, Reviewer
I got to say I envision a different Beau than the one on the cover. Either way he's a sexy cowboy. Amelia is the one that he let get away. Now that he's given a second chance he's running with it. I appreciated the relationship that Beau has with his father and sister. Don't see that too often anymore. I think that was a draw to Beau as much as the man himself.
Simone S, Reviewer
A unique Christmas Past story regarding a cowboy and an actress. Actress Amelia ended up at her past boyfriend Beau’s family ranch who had dropped his dream of being a cinematographer to returning to his family’s ranch to look after his father and new born sister. A movie is being filmed at the ranch but will a ex-relationship be reformed between Amelia and Beau? Beau reconnected with Amelia over house riding lessons as their relationship grows could they overcome certain situations and obstacles which might cause a rift. As some people follow their career dreams and others need to put their dreams on hold due to certain situations as they care and love their close relatives to help them to overcome huge emotions due to the loss of a loved one. The storyline shows that certain decisions that are made to ensure loved ones are being taken care of in their time of depression while battling emotions. Even though Beau puts his dream career on hold while he’s helping to take care of his father and sister he finds that being a cinematographer is no longer important to him.
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