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Cowboy Keeper (2011)

by Stormy Glenn(Favorite Author)

4.02 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1610343174 (ISBN13: 9781610343176)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.

series

Blaecleah Brothers

review 1: This story was pretty good up until around 80% when it went off the rails for me. I'm giving it 3 stars because I liked the story which was classic hurt/comfort up until the big showdown between Billy and his very psychotic and abusive brother, Clem. However, Clem never showed up. He sent their father, Ira, who rounded up the Sheriff, instead to accuse the Blaechleahs of keeping Billy against his will and hurting him. The whole scene ended up being ridiculous and soooooo unrealistic. It made me want to throw my Kindle in exasperation. When an author has law enforcement act like Barney Fife, it makes me angry because I am incapable of suspending reality enough to buy it. I know too much about police rules,procedure and the law.
review 2: Just when I was relieved... more that Ms Glenn was over her big man/small man stint it turned up in this book. I'll admit that it wasn't dwelled on the way it was in her Tri-Omega series but it was there just the same. Rourke is the gay player type. Billy is a closeted man that has had a crush on Rourke for years. Billy has suffered countless beatings from his older brother somehow believing that if Clem beat him that Rourke would be safe. The story flowed well and was an enjoyable read. I would have given the book 4 stars but the insta-love, hidden under the guise of the Blaecleah Legend, and the fact that half the story took place in one night was hard to swallow. I did like the way Billy planned to atone for his wrongs and the way he took some control over Rourke. less

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