Chey's Cowboy

De: Becky Barker

Narrado por: Johnny Peppers

Trace Mitchem is the foreman at Bridleton and a confirmed bachelor whose main goal in life is to build a ranch he can call his own. Cheyenne Bartell is the youngest heir to the Texas ranching dynasty. What she lacks in self-confidence, she makes up for in spirit and determination. Trace and Chey have known each other for years and worked side by side to save Bridleton. He's prefers to keep a safe distance between them. She wants to explore the smoldering attraction they share.

It's a standoff until an unexpected accident changes everything. Suddenly, Chey is the wary one, and Trace is demanding so much more. Until something happens that changes everything again....

©2013 Rebecca L. Barker (P)2013 Rebecca L Barker

A modern day cowboy romance story..

Any additional comments?

Trace, the male lead, is very attracted to the female lead, Cheyenne, but she is the boss's daughter.
Trace has an accident and it motivates Chey to step in, take care of him, and it allows them to get to know each other.
The time that it takes for Trace to re cooperate reveals to them that they have a common issue, "alcohol".
She is an alcoholic and his father was one.
She thinks that she can drink just one drink and he doesn't want anything to do with drunks.
She acted like she had "something" to prove and it ending up testing her limits.

Can Chey get a handle on her alcohol problem, will Trace stick around for the long hall?

I don't want to give away any spoilers, I recommend reading the book to find out.

I thought that Johnny Peppers did well with the narration. He sounded like a cowboy without sounding like he was trying too hard.

Note:
"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

Great Stand-Alone in a series

What other book might you compare Chey's Cowboy to and why?

Cora Seton's The Cowboy's of Chance Creek

What does Johnny Peppers bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Johnny Peppers did a great job bringing the characters and story to life with his narration.

Any additional comments?

This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review. I enjoyed this audiobook and how the story made me want to know about the other characters in the series and their own stories. It was surprisingly great as a stand-alone. I enjoyed the narration and thought he did a great job bringing the characters and story to life. The only thing that might have made this audiobook even better would be to have a female narrator performing the heroins pov.

Love me a sexy cowboy!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes this was great short story, full of sexy cowboy's!

Which scene was your favorite?

This was a cute book from the start to finish, but I would say the ending was my favorite part.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I enjoyed this whole book.

Great story

Easy to follow. The narrator has done a spectacular job with all the characters. Pleasant to read, interesting characters. I recommend this book.

Chey & Trace Hot story

This was sexy and hot possessive but not overwhelming cowboy romance. It was just enjoyable from start to finish. The narration by Johnny Peppers was just fantastic.

Good Story

I really enjoyed this story. The author kept the story clipping along at a good pace!

Very cute

It had been a bit since I read the blurb about this book so honestly I forgot what it was about. I'm glad I did b/c I love being surprised and this book did just that. The writing was simple and not over done, the characters had depth, and the subject was fun. The narrator also did a great job with voices and inflection. This is a cute, fun story that I highly recommend...even if you haven't read the series!

I was given this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

Pride, prejudice and cowboys

Any additional comments?

Very entertaining and enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. Cowboys, steamy romance and a HEA. Nice easy flowing story.

Even though the story deals with a serious subject of Alcoholism it is still a lighter story. Pride and stubbornness have ruined many a relationship. You can only fight the attraction for so long. Can Trace and Cheyenne overcome personal obstacles and past baggage to find happiness.

Johnny Peppers did a great job with the narration once again. Nice deep voice just how you want your cowboys to sound. Great characters voices. He did a great job conveying the emotions of each character.

This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBoom

Good story

Good storyline starts off a little slow but it's good and gets better by the end. "This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

Good story

This was a new author for me and a new narrator. I liked this book although I thought it started out pretty slowly. Once I started the listen, it went great through the ending. I was given a free copy of this book for an honest review.

As to the story, in the beginning Trace was trying to ignore his attraction to Chey, but after an accident for Trace and some misunderstandings between the two, Chey was trying to ignore her attraction to Trace. I thought the character of Trace and the other ranch hands were really well done. I was however disappointed in Chey. She came across to me as very young, younger than her years, and very immature (too immature for someone like Trace). I enjoyed the narrator and how he presented the story, and it may be that it was his characterization of Chey's voice that contributed to her age. Usually I read the books first and listen after that, so I had no picture in my mind of Chey before listening.

That being said, I liked the story and thought the romance turned out to be very sweet with periods of hot sex. Worth a credit.