A Cowboy to Call Daddy (The Boones of Texas Book 4)

Love a stoic hero that melts. His arch is very believable. An animal loving cowboy and a cute baby - what's not to love. This might be one of my favorite Boone brothers, but they can also be read as stand alones.

A really comfortable love story.Has a few twists and turns,plus a little excitement to keep you going.I'll try a of her stories.

I enjoyed reading this book.

4 1/2 STARS!Priorities change when love comes knocking! Sasha Summers continues her The Boones of Texas series by bringing us Archer's story. He's met his match ... in a pint sized adorable cherub! No one thought they'd ever see Archer smile the way he does when this little girl is wrapping her way around his heart .. and her beautiful mama doesn't hurt one bit! A sweet story about picking up life's pieces no matter how many times you've been hurt and taking a chance on happily ever after one last time.Eden Monroe would do just about anything to get her father's approval, so if he wants to find dirt on Boone Ranch Refuge in order to be able to pull their funding, she will find it for him! Only problem is, the more time she spends there, the more she sees how beneficial and well run the place is.Archer Boone thinks she's the temp sent by the clerical agency to get his books in order when Eden shows up at the ranch. She and her adorable little munchkins wind up getting under his skin ... and into his heart ... before he knows it! When he finds out she's actually there to try to pull the funding from his horse refuge, will he be able to forgive her deceit?

You will fall in love with Archer Boone! I love a tough cowboy who shows his tender side around animals and children. The romance is a slow burn to a melt your heart ending. A Cowboy to Call Daddy is a very satisfying read that makes you count the days until the next Boone family book. It's one of those stories where you read the last chapter nice and slow because you don't want it to end!

Ah, Archer. This animal-loving hero tugged on my heartstrings in a major way. I loved the slow burn of the romance in this story, and the horse refuge setting was perfect.