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    A Cowboy to Remember
    A Cowboy to Remember
    A Cowboy to Remember
    Audiobook5 hours

    A Cowboy to Remember

    Written by Barbara Ankrum

    Narrated by Vanessa Edwin

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    When a promise made years ago pertaining to marriage comes back to haunt Olivia, can she be convinced to risk it all in order to pursue an old flame?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateJan 7, 2020
    ISBN9781666564693
    Author

    Barbara Ankrum

    Barbara Ankrum says she's always been an incurable romantic, with a passion for books and stories about the healing power of love. It never occurred to her to write seriously until her husband, David, discovered a box full of her unfinished stories and insisted that she pursue her dream. Need she say more about why she believes in love? With a successful career as a successful commercial actress behind her, Barbara decided she had plenty of eccentric characters to people the stories that inhabited her imagination. She wrote her first novel in between auditions and led to a publishing contract, but she's never looked back. Years later, she still believes in happy endings and feels very lucky to do what she loves. Her historicals have won the prestigious Reviewer's Choice and K.I.S.S. Awards from Romantic Times Magazine, and she's been nominated for a RITA Award from Romance Writers of America. Barbara lives in Southern California with her actor/writer/hero-husband, two cats and one scruffy, unrepentant dog at her side. They have two perfect grown children

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    • 3/5
      (Jake & Olivia): TRIGGERS: PTSD, Domestic Violence. This book is a slow burn. I love the concept though; two best friends make a pact that they would return to their home town on their 30th birthday and if both of them were free, they would marry each other. It's kind of a second chance romance. Olivia is an Olympic horseback rider now teaching others to ride after a bad divorce. Jake is an army veteran. Their backstories of what happened after they graduated high school is equally devastating but you can tell that the chemistry they had as friends was so strong that it stood the test of time. There's also a little hint of something more that they obviously hid from each other. You have small town vibes with the typical small town gossip which is at times frustrating but most times hilarious. The book did end up being good. Glad I hung in there.