Review : Lone Star Blues

Lone Star Blues by Delores Fossen

(Wrangler's Creek #5)

Genre: Western, Contemporary, Romance, 

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Pages: 384

Published April 17th 2018 by Hqn

Wrangler's Creek's most eligible bad boy has just become its most eligible single dad

Dylan Granger could always count on his rebellious-cowboy charm to get his way--until the day his wife, Jordan, left him and joined the military. The realization that during a wild night he got her cousin pregnant is shocking enough. But the news that Jordan has come home to Texas to help raise the baby is the last thing he expects.

Raising a baby with Dylan in Wrangler's Creek is a life Jordan might've had years ago, but she doesn't want regrets. She wants what's best for the child--and to find out if there's something deeper between her and her ex than blazing-hot chemistry. Getting closer means letting down her guard to Dylan again, but will he be able to accept the emotional scars on her heart?

Dylan is known for sleeping around so much that there's a bingo card made out for the women in town to have. Jordan is back from the military suffering from PSTD after being rescued from being kidnapped. Both Dylan and Jordan are ex's and now a free spirited cousin of Jordans is claiming that Dylan is the father of her child and he needs to watch over the child while she is in jail. Jordan is less then thrilled and is willing to to partake in a custody battle over the child.

I thought that this book was pretty good. I enjoyed the characters and loved that chemistry was going on between Dylan and Jordan. I thought it was interesting how everything played out and how her cousin was being a pain when it came to the custody battles kept things interesting. I thought it was funny the fact that this down had bingo cards based off Dylan I will say that's not something I've heard mention in a book before. I though it was interesting how everyone was handling the custody of the child. Overall this was a pretty good book I really enjoyed it.