Great read that has the right amount of love and sex! This novella was a sweet book about second chance romances in a small town that I could definitely feel at home in! ~ Rosalie Belle, Guilty Pleasures
Description:
Selah Davis loves her life as a journalist in Seattle (or so she says) but on a rare trip home to Marietta to cover the Copper Mountain Rodeo, she confesses to her best friends over drinks that her one regret in life is not sleeping with her high school boyfriend, Levi Monroe. Into the bar walks Levi, also home for the rodeo. When her friends dare her to proposition him for a one night stand, she’s at first appalled… but the more she thinks about remedying her one regret, the less she can get him and their electric chemistry out of her head. Selah’s always been her parents’ good daughter. Would it hurt just for one night to be a little bit bad?
Levi Monroe is ready to settle back in Marietta and start his own rodeo school teaching others the techniques that have made him a star. He doesn’t want any distractions during his last rodeo where he aims to win All Around Cowboy, but when his high school sweetheart – the one woman he’s never been able to forget – comes along and offers to rewrite their history, it might just be an offer too good to refuse.
Review copy provided for an honest review
High school sweethearts that never “sealed the deal” are back in their hometown; Levi is 
participating in the rodeo and Selah is working on an article as a journalist for her job in Seattle on that very same rodeo. When the two see each other, sparks fly! Both Levi and Selah are each other’s itches, begging to be scratched!
Once the sexy, tight Wranglers fly off, oh how Levi shows EXACTLY how good he can ride! Not only does this book deal with how to mend broken hearts (on both characters’ parts), but it shows how sexy it can be while doing it! Great read that has the right amount of love and sex! This novella was a sweet book about second chance romances in a small town that I could definitely feel at home in!
Thanks for the review Rosalie Belle
Love a good cowboy book 🙂