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A review by naardsx
Bossing the Cowboy by Kennedy Fox
4.0
✨4.5 Stars—
This is my new favourite in the series, I absolutely loved Elle and Connor; and after anticipating their story from the previous ones in the series, I'm more than happy to say it did not disappoint!
Although it wasn't a perfect 5, I couldn't get enough of these two characters and baby girl Olivia. Connor and Elle's chemistry was enthralling to read, and they were completely swoony and steamy once they got together. As always I loved getting snippets of the Bishop family and what they're up to, I only wish we got more of Evan and Emily. Nevertheless, this still gave me a comforting and homely feeling.
My only complaint would be that it felt like we skipped quite a bit of their story since we've been told so much about them in previous books. This felt a lot shorter than the other books and I don't know if that's just because I devoured it, or because we time jump quite a bit. Either way I would have liked to have more of Elle and Connor, because it almost felt like we went from Connor ignoring Elle, straight to them being together than happily ever after.
Overall, I'm always a sucker for every trope in this book—single dad, broody hero, small town, big family, and I would highly recommend it.
This is my new favourite in the series, I absolutely loved Elle and Connor; and after anticipating their story from the previous ones in the series, I'm more than happy to say it did not disappoint!
Although it wasn't a perfect 5, I couldn't get enough of these two characters and baby girl Olivia. Connor and Elle's chemistry was enthralling to read, and they were completely swoony and steamy once they got together. As always I loved getting snippets of the Bishop family and what they're up to, I only wish we got more of Evan and Emily. Nevertheless, this still gave me a comforting and homely feeling.
My only complaint would be that it felt like we skipped quite a bit of their story since we've been told so much about them in previous books. This felt a lot shorter than the other books and I don't know if that's just because I devoured it, or because we time jump quite a bit. Either way I would have liked to have more of Elle and Connor, because it almost felt like we went from Connor ignoring Elle, straight to them being together than happily ever after.
Overall, I'm always a sucker for every trope in this book—single dad, broody hero, small town, big family, and I would highly recommend it.