The Truth About Cowboys

This was a hard push and pull romance with a couple that often straddled the line between love and hate. While Jessica is working on writing a divorce guide, her drunk friends talk her into writing a romance. Soon she's doing both and each books shadows her emotions towards the jerky cowboy that is stealing her heart. From the highs to lows, her writing is a reflection of what she is experiencing with Jason. Unfortunately, it looks like she might have to dig further into fiction in order for the romance to have a happy ever after. Jason was burned by a city girl and with the death of his parents and the condition of the ranch, his plate is full. He gave up pitching in order to take care of business and ensure his grandmother's future. While he loves the ranch as well as his grandmother, his passion is baseball until he meets Jessica. Now he's tormented with wanting it all and unable to make his complete dream come true. I enjoyed these characters. Jessica was smart but a bit clumsy which led to some fun moments. Jason was damaged and carried the world on his shoulders but was too afraid to make the changes that would bring him peace. They were each wounded by life and afraid to yield to what was growing between them. There is a lot of back and forth between Jessica and Jason which created a wealth of angst. With every decision Jessica made, Jason seemed to take it the wrong way. Even while they battled it out, the chemistry between them sizzled keeping this couple in a constant state of want and desire that pushed against what their minds told them. This has a great pace to it, never bogging down. There is plenty of humor, lots of steam, and some amazing secondary characters I can't wait to see more of. Overall, this was a great read for anyone who enjoys the push and pull of which this couple excels!