New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Julia London delivers a sexy new contemporary western, where a lonesome rancher and a no-nonsense cowgirl learn that you don’t choose who you fall for–love lassos you….
As the firstborn son, it’s been drilled into Nick that he is the heir apparent to the Prince family empire. But cattle ranching has never been his true passion. Nick wants to be a pilot. However, when his father dies, leaving Nick to clean up the mess, he knows he must do his duty before following his heart.
Charlotte Bailey can’t believe that Nick is back to run the ranch. As the office manager, she knows it’s her responsibility to help him. If only he wasn’t so brooding and cranky–and so hot it’s a wonder his chaps don’t melt right off him. But when sparks fly between them, she’s adamant about staying away from a cowboy on his way out the door.
Nick knows the ranch’s pretty, smart, and capable office manager is off-limits, but he needs her. And working in such close proximity to Charlotte every day is making Nick crazy. She smells good, she looks good, she makes him laugh, but most of all she makes him want to stay….
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Sexual Content - 3/5
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Violence - 0/5
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Language - 2/5
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Drugs and Alcohol - 1.5/5
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Summary
The Billionaire in Boots by Julia London was a small town romance with interesting secondary characters. This book is part of the Prince series however I felt the book stood alone as I had not read the other books in the series.
I really enjoyed Nick’s character. He was a different than most of the ‘cowboy’ type characters. He had inherited the ranch from his dad and he resented him for it. He had always wanted to be a pilot.
Charlotte wanted a family. Then she realizes she also wants Nick.
I truly enjoyed their emails back and forth to each other in the office. That may have been my favorite part.
I really wasn’t sure how the book would end. You want Nick to get his dream. And you are not sure how they are going to work it out.
Sexual content - 3
Violence - 0
Language - 2
Drug/alcohol use - 1.5 casual drinking when they went out