2 Stars
Gideon
After leaving the
military and an all-too-violent past behind, I craved nothing more than
solitude—a peaceful life carved out under open skies and green pastures. So,
when the local sheriff asks me to take in a mysterious woman, I’m far from
thrilled. I’ve spent the last five years celibate and untouched by romance,
surrounded only by honest work and the gentle souls of the animals on my ranch.
Yet with every moment I spend in Winnow’s presence, some unseen cord winds
tighter inside me, drawing me toward her. Soon enough, the urge to protect
her—truly care for her—settles deep in my bones, impossible to ignore. I’m
starting to believe I was made for this woman—and she, for me.
Winnow
After surviving a war
and a traumatic past, I was endowed with the Duchy of Cerulia—thrust into a
life I never wanted, bound by a duty I never chose. I’ve been shackled between
the urge to walk away and the aching need to give my people the peace they’ve
long been denied. It doesn’t take long for the weight of responsibility to
wither my soul. So when a rare chance for a vacation appears, I seize it—only
for everything to go horrifically awry.
Just when I think all
hope is lost, the universe rewrites my path in the most unexpected way, and I
find myself with nowhere to go but into the arms of a gruff cowboy—my
soulbound.
There were so many
tropes in this book. It was too many and made it hard to read. The SA and
torture scenes were talked about but not really addressed or resolved. I almost
DNF so many times reading this book because it didn’t make sense.
Part of Fated to the Cowboy






