Falling For A Bossy Cowboy

Falling For A Bossy Cowboy:-Vargas Ranch Series Book 3

By Karen Baney

Genre:-Contemporary Christian Western Romance/Adult Fiction 18+

Publisher:-Desert Life Media

Blurb:-She's famous and nearing the end of her career. He's blunt, bossy, and downright annoying. Will these two find the perfect balance between truth and love?

 Sports fanatic Derin Vargas steps down from his position as foreman of Vargas Ranch to run the family's new sports complex. Uncomfortable in his new role, he compensates by being bossy. when a famous pro-tennis player stays at the resort to rehab after surgery, Derin points out her shortcomings no one else will.

 Pro-tennis player Madison Moore heads to a remote sports complex on Vargas Guest Ranch & Resort to finish rehabbing after shoulder surgery. As she fears the death of her pro career, the bossy cowboy manager gets under her skin.

 Will Derin soften his rough edges to win over the beautiful tennis player? Will Madison listen to the hard truth about her future while opening her heart to love?

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My review:-This is book Three in the 'Vargas Ranch' series. I've had the pleasure of reading and reviewing books one and two. I've been waiting to hear what was going to be going on at the Vargas Ranch and it hasn't disappointed me.  Derin is now CEO of the Sports Complex on Vargas Ranch, but isn't finding it as easy. But when Madison Moore a pro-tennis player arrives for rehab on a shoulder injury there in a clash between cowboy and tennis player. They both have a past that they need to get over but will they be able to do this and maybe find love... Even though you can read/listen to each book as a standalone, as Karen does introduce the characters from previous book, but personally recommend reading them in order. I have loved listening to all three books and found it easy to listen to as the narrator voice moves from one character to another as if they were telling the story themselves. I will be looking at other books by Karen.