Rating: 3 stars out of 5
That’s how long Tyler Swann and his family will visit the Riverlands Land and Cattle Ranch, a guest ranch in western Montana. Too bad Tyler is a jerk and a hot-head, pushing Logan, the ranch owner, down to the ground on day one. It’ll be a long stay for the family with their belligerent son.
But as Tyler and Logan patch up the hurt, they find an attraction to one another that can only be matched by the stubbornness that Tyler, a recently discharged Marine, brings to the table daily.
From getting his ass kicked, to a helping hand getting the fence fixed, Logan has his hands full with a willing and able Tyler. When Tyler isn’t busy stealing the keys to a truck or motorcycle, he can be quite charming. If they can only survive the explosive emotions flowing from Tyler, they just might build some kind of relationship. For 14 days.
It’s going to be a long 14 days.
Logan and Tyler don’t start off on the best footing but seem to start a tentative friendship. Logan gives Tyler the opportunity to have a break from his father but Tyler continues to push when he gets angry. Both of them have cracks deep down that they need someone to help patch together.
Logan is quite understanding and it doesn’t seem to take much for him to be willing to put things behind him. Tyler flies off the handle quite quickly without thinking and apologizes when he’s wrong but doesn’t seem to really change much over the 14 days. I had a hard time connecting to both of these characters. We get much more background on Logan than Tyler but it just didn’t seem too genuine to me. I did like to see them together a few months down the line.
The cover art by E Keith is nice and gives nice background for the story.
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Book Details:
ebook, 135 pages
Published: August 30, 2017 by Painted Hearts Publishing
Edition Language: English
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 