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Octoberwoman
One Lucky Cowboy | Carolyn Brown
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I sure do enjoy Carolyn Brown‘s cowboy romances. This one featured a hero and heroine who bickered constantly and I laughed several times.

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Octoberwoman
One Lucky Cowboy | Carolyn Brown
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Is this product placement? I‘ve read several Carolyn Brown books, but this is the first to constantly talk about movies and singers and songs and books, describing plots and scenes and meaning and trivia. And then this line just feels downright blatant.

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Leftcoastzen
Lonesome Dove: A Novel | Larry McMurtry
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#Bibliophile #PulitzerWinner Very worthy of all the love it gets ! Incredible read #chunkster

Eggs Agree absolutely 💯 3w
Texreader Yes!!! 3w
Ruthiella Agreed! 👍 3w
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AmyG One of my favorites! Great, great book. 3w
Daisey Completely agree! 3w
youneverarrived Absolutely 🤍 3w
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CrystalE02
Grayson | Delores Fossen
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I really appreciate this book. It was written really well. I love ghe characters and the plot of the book. I rated the book a 4 out of 5 stars.

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Pigpen_Reads
Lucky in Love | Carolyn Brown
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Here is my Read Your Kindle TBR for April! 😊
#Readyourkindle @CBee

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LiteraryHoarderPenny
Lonesome Dove: A Novel | Larry McMurtry
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Been in a bit of a slump (feels like for the past 3 months!! Nothing has knocked my socks off) so I‘m going to buddy read Lonesome Dove with my fellow Hoarder Elizabeth. Everyone and everyone has proclaimed this to be fantastic. Which scares me because what happens if it‘s not?? 858 pages of pretty small print though 😮 Here I go!!

Bookbuyingaddict How‘s it going ? Also on my TBR inspired to pick it up now after loving 🥰 1883 and 1923 the duttons tv series not started Yellowstone yet 2mo
LiteraryHoarderPenny @Bookbuyingaddict well. I put it aside for now. Wrote up a giant DNF review but it‘s been suggested to try again. I gave 40% of it and read a part that I was so disgusted by and that it was even written and decided to stop. Didn‘t give a shit what happened to these men. But I‘m going to read another book and maybe, maybe we‘ll see, pick it up one more time. 😜 it was slow and painful. 2mo
Bookbuyingaddict Oh dear 😅 that‘s what‘s put me off ! But yet it‘s hailed as the great 👍 American novel , I loved 1883 and 1923 on tv have you watched them ? It‘s inspired me to read it . Try the son by Phillip heyer it‘s brilliant 🤩 2mo
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Bookbuyingaddict Ps what happened ? Don‘t mind a spoiler it may help me decide whether to read it or not 🥰 2mo
LiteraryHoarderPenny @Bookbuyingaddict I think I have The Son in audio! I know it‘s so crazy how many say it‘s the best book ever. My friend is continuing to read it and we‘ll see how she does beyond the part I threw in the towel. If she reads past and says it‘s better, I may try and return to it. 2mo
LiteraryHoarderPenny @Bookbuyingaddict a scene with a much secondary character finds himself in a home with an old POS shit man that says he bought some young girl and proceeds to beat her. He says he‘s not getting involved because “shrugs” it‘s not his business and walks out. It‘s a completely unnecessary and gratuitous scene and I questioned why it was even written? What was the purpose of including that? I was very turned off from already not liking it. 2mo
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Roary47
Smoky the Cowhorse | Will James
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Mehso-so

3✨ I was wondering while reading this if I‘ve already read it or if many horse stories are the same. The difference with “The Black Stallion” or other horse stories I‘ve read is this one follows Smoky as he grows, becomes a bronco in rodeos, and ages out of that. The ending is what really excited me for this horse. #Roll100 February

PuddleJumper 🎉🎉 3mo
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DieAReader
McKettrick's Choice | Linda Lael Miller
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#Wardens2025 #SeriesLove2025 #Read2025

This was book 4 in the series &, somewhere along the way, I read this out of order - prior to my joining GR in 2013🤦🏻‍♀️ That being said, I couldn‘t properly enjoy the story. However, it did serve as a refresher & a reminder that I‘ve spent entirely too long away from the McKettrick family. 🥂to getting reacquainted with some of my favourite cowboys🤠💕

CoverToCoverGirl I loved the first three books in this series. 4mo
DieAReader @CoverToCoverGirl 💖🙋🏻‍♀️So much so that I have most of the series queued up on my shelves ready to read😉 4mo
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BarbaraBB
Wounded: A Novel | Percival Everett
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Percival Everett really is a must read.

Wounded is a modern western about John, a black horse trainer who lives with his uncle in Wyoming. He is tolerated but when a gay man is brutally murdered the atmosphere in town turns grimly. John cannot ignore it. In the mean time his life gets busy with guests on his farm, animals and love.
And all his characters are so fabulous again. I am saying it again: I love Everett!

📷 The Hague, Netherlands

Christine What a photo and great review! ❤️ 4mo
BarbaraBB @Christine Thank you 💕 4mo
Suet624 This sounds just up my alley. A horse trainer, a farm, animals, love. Come on, Percival! 4mo
BarbaraBB @Suet624 It‘s an oldie (2005) so I guess one of your libraries must have a copy waiting for you! 4mo
Suet624 Well, believe it or not, none of them have it. I just ordered a copy from Blackwells. 4mo
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