A Cowboy's Destiny
By Vicki Lewis Thompson
- Release Date: 2019-06-28
- Genre: Western Romance
Description
City slicker to cowboy? No way!
Although Scotsman Aleck McGavin dons boots and a Stetson during his brief visit to Eagles Nest, Montana, he’s not ready to start riding and roping. He’s a lawyer, not a cowboy. But before he can say quid pro quo, he’s mucking out stalls and wrestling hay bales. Even more worrisome, he’s falling under the spell of bartender Tansy Emerson’s big brown eyes…
Saddle up for the popular McGavin Brothers series of steamy western romances from the NYT bestselling author who brought you the Buckskin Brotherhood series. If you like sexy cowboys, charming small towns, and laugh-out-loud adventures, you’ll love meeting the residents of Eagles Nest, Montana.
THE MCGAVIN BROTHERS
The books in this series are standalone romances and can be read in any order.
A Cowboy's Strength (Zane & Mandy)
A Cowboy's Honor (Cody & Faith)
A Cowboy's Return (Ryker & April)
A Cowboy's Heart (Bryce & Nicole)
A Cowboy's Courage (Trevor & Olivia)
A Cowboy's Christmas (Badger & Hayley)
A Cowboy's Kiss (Luke & Abigail)
A Cowboy's Luck (Michael & Roxanne)
A Cowboy's Charm (Quinn & Kendra)
A Cowboy's Challenge (Wes & Ingrid)
A Cowboy's Baby (Gage & Emma)
A Cowboy's Holiday (Pete & Taryn)
A Cowboy's Choice (Brendan & Jo)
A Cowboy's Worth (Rory & Damaris)
A Cowboy's Destiny (Aleck & Tansy)
A Cowboy's Secret (Aaron & Caitlin)
A Cowboy's Homecoming (Seth & Zoe)
Reviews
Disappointing.
3By LynsiebingoThis book just abruptly ended…was not happy. Author was in hurry to set the stage for the next book vs wrapping up his book like all the others. Disappointing.Still fun and fresh 15 books in
4By Jaymy M.Another fun addition to the ever growing McGavin clan and assortment of Eagle's Nesters. When these guys fall, they fall hard and fast. It takes special women, like Tansy, to catch their eye, but when they do, they are all in. I enjoyed reading Aleck and Tansy's tale, bagpipes, bear suits and all;) The peek at McGavin et al from previous books is like a leisurely return trip to your old hometown.
