Christmas with My Cowboy

By: Diana Palmer

Narrated by: Susie Berneis, Lesa Lockford, Erin Yuen

From the snow-covered prairie to the remote Australian Outback, a cowboy's loving kiss makes this Christmas merry and bright in each of these novellas.

The Snow Man by Diana Palmer:

Meadow Dawson needs Santa to deliver a solution to her management of the Colorado ranch she's inherited. Cattleman Dal Blake wants his pretty neighbor's dog to quit digging under his fence. This Christmas, the unexpected gift of love will surprise them both.

Kassie's Cowboy by Lindsay McKenna:

During a snowstorm, former Marine and current ranch-hand Travis Grant finds his childhood sweetheart injured in her car. This snowy silent night will be their chance to set aside their painful past and let love heal their wounds.

Her Outback Husband by Margaret Way:

Scott and Darcey were devoted to each other and their family cattle ranch - that is, until a rumor ended things. Now, in hopes that the season of forgiveness will bring them back together, Scott's mom plans to reunite the two by sending them to the Outback for Christmas.

©2017 Diana Palmer, Lindsey McKenna, and Margaret Way (P)2017 Dreamscape Media, LLC

LOVED the first 2 stories 3rd not so much

I found the first 2 stories heart warming and easy to listen to both. Narrations were great and characters came alive and were easy to relate too. When the 3rd one started I had trouble getting connected to the story and characters. It just was not for me I guess. was not able to finish that story at all.

Christmas is great any old time!

Would you consider the audio edition of Christmas with My Cowboy to be better than the print version?

I've only listened to the Audible version so I can not say ... I have noticed that when I listen ... I tend to hold on to more of the info more than when I just read.

What did you like best about this story?

Love anything Christmas ... such a great listen. love that time of the year.

Which scene was your favorite?

I guess the doggie moments ... digging under the fence. Humor.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

always brings back memories. or special foods or treats.

Palmer book 3 star~McKenna 4 star Way 5 stars~

I will say this.....the Diana Palmer story was laggy and draggy. It was a chore to finish. The heroines are no longer spunky. We are so busy trying to like them it becomes tedious. And of course the hero is a bully. I like your older titles the best. 3 stars for this one.

McKenna Title~ 4 stars~ it moves along and holds the interest.

Margaret Way~ excellent story. a Heroine and Hero we we like and interesting look Australia through the eyes of this author 5 STARS~

worth the buy for the Margaret Way story.

Over all very good readers on this set.

All stories not for me

I liked the Diana Palmer story but the other two weren't to my liking. If you want to try a new author this might be a good choice.

1st 3 books absolutely delightful

The first 3 we’re very romantic, warm, cute, fun, highly recommend this audio, however, the 4th was just so strange I wouldn’t even say it’s a romance & I’ve read Ms Way’s books before but this one had very little about the couple & more about the hateful characters. The book starts with death, betrayal, hateful people, revenge & then happily ever after. If this 1 book was by itself I would definitely not recommend it. Narrators we’re good.

The first two stories are terrible! 3rd is a charm

The first two are terrible. The hero in book one is a jerk. Yeah, I want to wait my whole life for that. There is no story to the second story. Barely finished it. The third story had a great story. I enjoyed and appreciated it. Did not care for the narration. Especially in story two. Like it needed any help being terrible.

Review for the Diana Palmer Story

The first story by Diana Palmer: This could actually be the fault of the narrator, as I haven't read the actual book. First complaint - anyone who has ever lived in St. Louis would not pronounce it as St. Louie and supposedly she was a police officer there. Second - she sounds like a whiny teenager half the time. The story isn't as bad as some of the reviews state but unfortunately, the narrator can really make or break a story.

Delightful

This set of three stories was entertaining. Ms. Palmer's story was a take on many of her stories and therefore became predictable. But I enjoyed it even though I expected some of the outcomes. The other two authors were new to me and their stories intrigued me. I loved the one set in Austraila. Each narrator brought life to the story. A nice experience overall.

Terrible book

I am a big fan of Diana Palmer but I had to return this one because it was terribly silly and childish. I couldn't get through it. I kept the last two releases out of loyalty to the author but there are no words for how bad this one is

Diana palmers story belongs in 1980

Diana Palmer’s story is outdated and makes no sense. Clearly this story was written in 1980 and a few tech words were added to make it appear more modern.