Jillaroo from Jacaranda
Mandy Magro
Reviewed by Helen
Firstly let me congratulate Mandy Magro on her 20th book, woohoo and it is another beautiful rural romance, that I thoroughly enjoyed, the setting gorgeous the hero and heroine both vulnerable and it was never going to be easy to get to their HEA but I loved Rose and Ty, come along and meet them.
Rose Jones is a champion barrel rider she gets her love of horses from her mother and is loving what she does writing books on barrel racing, teaching kids to ride and she is happily engaged, well she thought she was until he ended it, this throws Rose into a bit of a spin about her life and meeting handsome bull rider Ty Parker is maybe just what she needs.
Ty Parker has been through a tough time, a returned soldier, getting divorced and taken to the cleaners by his ex is putting a lot of pressure on him and his property near Townsville he is determined to keep it and riding bulls helps him in many ways. When he meets beautiful Rose Jones at the Christmas Eve Rodeo and has a drink with her maybe his live will change when he is invited to Jacaranda Farm for Christmas lunch with her family.
An invitation for Rose to spend four weeks at Ty’s Wildstone Station sounds perfect for Rose to unwind and get her life back on track but being close to Ty is good and bad for Rose the connection between them grows everyday but can Ty convince Rose that being together is what they both need and want. A beautiful romance and a beautiful setting, fabulous characters and a story that I do highly recommend.
My thanks to Harlequin for my copy to read and review.
Rose Jones is a champion barrel rider she gets her love of horses from her mother and is loving what she does writing books on barrel racing, teaching kids to ride and she is happily engaged, well she thought she was until he ended it, this throws Rose into a bit of a spin about her life and meeting handsome bull rider Ty Parker is maybe just what she needs.
Ty Parker has been through a tough time, a returned soldier, getting divorced and taken to the cleaners by his ex is putting a lot of pressure on him and his property near Townsville he is determined to keep it and riding bulls helps him in many ways. When he meets beautiful Rose Jones at the Christmas Eve Rodeo and has a drink with her maybe his live will change when he is invited to Jacaranda Farm for Christmas lunch with her family.
An invitation for Rose to spend four weeks at Ty’s Wildstone Station sounds perfect for Rose to unwind and get her life back on track but being close to Ty is good and bad for Rose the connection between them grows everyday but can Ty convince Rose that being together is what they both need and want. A beautiful romance and a beautiful setting, fabulous characters and a story that I do highly recommend.
My thanks to Harlequin for my copy to read and review.
4 stars
October 5, 2022 by Harlequin Enterprises (Australia) Pty Ltd
