Summer at Mustang Ridge, by Jesse Hayworth
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Summer at Mustang Ridge, by Jesse Hayworth
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Recovering from a difficult divorce and having problems with her daughter, Shelby accepts a summer job cooking at a family-run dude ranch. She hopes the animals will be just what her daughter, Lizzie, needs. Little does she know that ranch life will work some healing magic on her too. When Shelby meets the head wrangler, Foster, she is put off by his brusque nature, but Lizzie takes an instant liking to the cowboy and his horses. While both Foster and Shelby have been scarred by love, it's not long before Shelby is drawn to the rugged cowboy and his thoughtful ways. But with summer nights in short supply and Foster wary of falling for a city girl, a simple summer romance soon grows complicated. As the days dwindle, Shelby will have to decide not only what is best for her daughter, but also where her future-and her happiness-will be found.
Summer at Mustang Ridge, by Jesse Hayworth- Published on: 2015-05-12
- Formats: Audiobook, CD, Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 5.30" h x 1.10" w x 6.40" l,
- Running time: 9 Hours
- Binding: Audio CD
Review "The Wyoming backdrop is beautiful, watching a foal being born is miraculous, ranch life sounds like a lot of fun." ---Publishers Weekly
About the Author Jesse Hayworth, the author of the Mustang Ridge series, is a farm girl from way back, complete with tractors and livestock. Now farmless and driving a Subaru named Roo, Jesse lives on the East Coast with a cranky tabby she rescued from an auto shop and a beloved husband, who rescued her from match.com. Visit her at jessehayworth.com.Randye Kaye is an accomplished voice talent, actress, singer, broadcaster, and author. She received a Listen-Up Award nomination and starred reviews for Ben Behind His Voices, which she also wrote, bringing together the various facets of her career.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. I'm ready for the next visit to the ranch By M.K. There are a lot of books about city girls coming to the ranch and falling for a cowboy, so this has some familiar echoes but this feels a little slower paced and more thoughtful than most of those books.Let me make one thing clear, okay? Slower paced is not an insult. It works. This is a saddle ride through the country, not a car chase. We admire the view as we go through the book; we don't rush from trauma to drama. The writing and view is pretty enough that we don't get bored. The little touches of humor are sweet rather than snarky, yet they work. Her voice is perfect for the occasionally vivid word pictures---it's never over-the-top and always a pleasure to spend time reading.The hero and heroine might be familiar types, but they are most definitely not stereotypes and, even better, they are good, decent people. The heroine loses her temper now and then, but she has good reasons. The hero is a little relationship shy but he also has good reasons--and even better, manages to figure out on his own when he's being a turkey. they are both grown-ups in this book and that's refreshing.The daughter seems less three dimensional to me. We know she has to have some kind of recovery or change--we know that going into the story, because it is that sort of story. But it feels realistic, even if it's sort of fast.My only quibbles? Too many references to twinkies. Grandma's obsession with Herman started to creep me out a bit (although I did like his secret!) The hero does the "you aren't like other women" thing, a common romance move that hadn't bothered me until recently . . . but is now suddenly getting on my nerves in books. (I read some article about that trend and now I see that damn trope everywhere.)Even that particular schtick is okay though because1. he had a reason for saying it.2. no one in the book is like the romance-standard of the shallow women--we don't have a scowling snarling bad guy to dislike. Even the most unpleasant character is a hoot and I want to see more of her, though I bet everyone else on the ranch would be glad if she'd drive away again.This book won't set your world on fire, but sometimes I want the world to be flame-free. This is a wonderful summer escape and I want to visit the ranch again.When I was a kid, I spent a lot of time around horses at summer camp. I didn't see the appeal. As I read this book--the descriptions of riding, of caring for the horses, of life making camp with horses, even of the horsey personalities.--I wanted to go back in time and try again.I realize now I'd rather have spent time at Hayworth's fictional Mustang Ranch than the real deal. As an escape it's a lot cheaper and there are fewer horseflies.Disclosure thing: I know Jesse slightly and I got a copy from the author to review.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful, Passionate Love Story - A MUST Read By JG Chianese I seldom write reviews, but when I do, it's because the book has earned that extra time from me and SUMMER AT MUSTANG RIDGE is worth it. This is a beautiful love story not just between Shelby and Foster, but between mother and daughter. I laughed, I sympathized, I cried - yes, even though I knew a HEA was coming, Jesse Hayworth managed to pull me so deep into the story that I cried when it seemed all was over for Shelby and Forest. Yet it was so much more. I smiled over the friendship and sisterhood between Shelby and Krista with their midnight sundaes. Laughed at Gran and her obsession with `Herman' and sympathized with the crazy family dynamics. SUMMER AT MUSTANG RIDGE will touch your heart, break it a little and then put it back together in the end.A must read for any romance lover. Looking forward to WINTER AT MUSTANG RIDGE!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful fun new series by Jesse Hayworth By Barb Summer at Mustang Ridge by Jesse Hayworth is the first book in her Mustang Ridge series. There actually is a novella released last month that opened this series. The Mustang Ridge series is Contemporary Romance, and I totally fell in love with the characters at Mustang Ridge.Summer at Mustang Ridge heroes are Shelby and Foster. We meet Shelby immediately as she is driving with her daughter heading for Mustang Ridge Ranch for the summer. She is going to work as a chef; but mostly Shelby is using this trip in hope that the animals on the ranch will be just the thing to help her daughter, Lizzie, overcome her issues of not communicating.Foster is the head man with the horses, not to mention a hunk. But Foster is not interested in any kind of releationship, even with the ladies fawning over him. When he meets Shelby, especially after seeing Lizzie with her, he feels some attraction. In a short period, both Shelby and Foster will become an item, but both having had bad experiences previously, agree this is just a summer fling.Though the romance is a big part of this story, and it is a very nice romance, with two couples you love, and want them to end up together; but there are other stories that make this book a step above most romance books. There is no mystery or suspense here; just simply a book that is a joy to read. Lizzie's problem, which everyone at Mustang Ridge, tries to help, is a major part of the story. Then we meet some of the characters at Mustang Ridge that I totally adored. Hayworth does a wonderful job creating realistic and great characters. I loved Gran, who does all the cooking and Shelby works with her. The granddaughter, Krista, who helps run the ranch, was another wonderful character. Then we had a couple of ranch hands, such as Stace, who worked with Foster to help Lizzie.Shelby was a wonderful heroine, working hard and almost becoming a member of the family, as well as her love for her daughter, and her reactions for each step she takes. She finds herself falling for Foster, even though they promised no strings attached. I loved Foster, as he was a great hero, who showed so much compassion for Lizzie, and was so hot with Shelby. It was great to see their relationship grow, and sad when the obstacles were in the way.I will not give any spoilers, just say that this was a wonderful book to read. I did not want this to end. I am happy that Jesse Hayworth will continue this series with some of the characters we have met and learned to love at Mustang Ridge. If you are looking for a fun, and wonderful romance, look no further then Summer at Mustang Ridge.
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