Unridden
By Cat Johnson
- Release Date: 2009-09-11
- Genre: Contemporary Romance
Description
When country boys meet a city girl, everyone is in for a wild ride...
Slade Bower and Mustang Jackson are living the high life on the professional bull-riding circuit. The prize money is big, the bulls are rank and the women are willing. But something is missing.
Romance writer Jenna Block’s agent thinks a cowboy book will jumpstart her career. A born New Yorker, Jenna doesn’t do cowboys. Not on paper and definitely not in real life. Luckily for her there are two cowboys ready, willing and able to take her out of her comfort zone in every way that counts . . . and some ways she hadn’t counted on.
Each Studs in Spurs title is a standalone romance novel with an HEA and no cliffhanger. You do NOT have to read all the books in the series to enjoy just one, but you'll want to!
Originally released by Samhain Publishing
Reviews
Took time to get into it
5By Pop crimeThe first few chapters I only kept reading thing I like the author so it has to get better. It did not disappoint! Nice work and great quick read!Wow
5By kelby1029WowGood
4By Stanhop3234This book turned out much better then I thought in the beginning. I’m glad I continued to read it. Spade and Mustang and Jenna are good characters and I like how the romance developed.Wow!
4By AedriftboyStarted slow and disheveled, actually stopped reading but came back to it and gave it one more chance, glad I did!!! Characters were lovable, sexy and funny. If you can forgive and get past the first chapter you will enjoy this book; HEA, no cliffhanger and adorably sexy characters.Unbidden
5By sbsbrinsonLoved the story line and characters!Unridden
5By C ContiSweet and sexy.typical
1By going for the MATtypical ick that is. no likable characters and more mind-numbing nothingness than hot sex. not worth the ride.Weird
1By straighttalker198The book ended in the weirdest twist, out of the blue. The book didn’t build up the characters well enough. The guys seemed flat, 2 dimensional. The girl lacked any character. There wasn’t any passion or chemistry in the relationship.