This was a good, quick, spicy, cowboy romance. City girl & country boy get off on the wrong foot but eventually realize first impressions aren't always correct. & then they fall head over heels in love with each other. This story definitely didn't reinvent the wheel, but it was enjoyable.

Mollie & Cash in the first few chapters were so annoying. They were both acting like spoiled entitled brats and I really thought about DNFing. I am happy I gave them a chance and by the time Mollie made it to the ranch things got a lot better. I enjoyed this part of the story. The characters had good banter and sexual tension. I liked seeing Mollie rediscover parts of herself and learn about her father. Once Mollie & Cash got together, the Insta-lust is off the charts. And I do think the romance moved unrealistically fast. Cash was so emotionally intelligent, no conflict really presented much of a problem. Everything got wrapped up really quickly and cleanly. I hate to say it, but the communication was so good, that it was actually a little boring. I wished there were higher stakes & more drama.

I loved the small town & the found family. I liked getting to know Wyatt and I hope we get more glances into the other brothers sooner rather than later. There was a lot of talk of parental grief & regrets in this book. So please be aware if that's something you struggle with.