The producers were annoying, especially Molly and Andy.

But I also felt like it skipped around a bit during this time, and that we missed seeing Walker and his interactions with some of the others, especially Ben. From the producers machinations to the competitiveness of some of the contestants. Reading this one made me feel like this is what happens behind the scenes. I don’t watch “The Batchelor” or “The farmer wants a wife” as I personally don’t believe in competing for your partners affection and time. I enjoyed the whole reality tv show setting. I really enjoyed the first part of this one. I found this one hard to rate, while I enjoyed it as a whole there were parts that I felt let it down While I loved the way the book rolled and got to really like these two, the book's cover is extremely deceptive because while it shows Walker as you actually would imagine him to be, it depicts Roan as a slicked up character with a Roaring 20's speakeasy look that was totally and completely wrong and almost inappropriate.īut I can recommend that you buy the book anyway. The fact that you know what has to happen for Walker and Roan to get to a HEA is not only likely to be heartbreaking but also actually happens and turns out that way puts a kibosh on a lot of the silliness that comes before that. Thirdly, he MCs are just so frustratingly ambivalent at times that you want to leap into the pages and smack both Walker Reed, the cowboy, and Roan Carmichael, one of the contestants (read the blurb), upside their heads.īut, in the end this is a very special romance with a really explosive multi chapter love scene that puts it all right. In addition, many of those characters are stereotypical-from gay men to Hollywood and reality TV types, to hot cowboys. While he hates having to leave his sick mother long enough to win the cash for her treatment, he's willing to do whatever it takes.Can two men who are just in it for the money fake their way into real and lasting love? Cowboy Seeks Husband, the latest book by Vespertine authors Leta Blake and Indra Vaughn, features a cowboy, a hipster, opposites attract, steamy scenes, and heart tugging moments that will leave you wanting more.įirst of all, this is a silly idea for a book filled with a wide variety of totally improbable incidents and wildly divergent characters (many, many of them). With medical bills piling up, and a costly experimental treatment available, Roan signs on to be a suitor on Queer Seeks Spouse. How hard can it be to fake interest in a dozen handsome men for a few weeks in exchange for enough money to solve all of their problems?Roan Carmichael never got his Masters degree after his mother was diagnosed with cancer. To get the money, his family schemes to make Walker the star of a new bachelor reality series: Queer Seeks Spouse. Walker Reed's Louisiana cattle ranch is in debt after costly repairs from hurricane damage.

Cowboy Seeks Husband by Leta Blake