How to Kiss a Cowboy - (Cowboys of Decker Ranch) by Joanne Kennedy (Paperback)

About the Book

Between rodeo wins and endorsement deals, Saddle Bronc Champion Brady Caine is living a charmed life. But when he causes an accident that could end a promising barrel racer's career, he's done with his wild ride. All he wants to do is erase his mistake by getting Suze Carlyle back in the saddle. Focused and athletic, barrel racer Suze Carlyle has always been a loner more at ease with horses than people. Devastated at the thought of abandoning her championship dreams, she retreats to her isolated homestead to conquer her injuries and rebuild her life. The last person Suze wants to see on her doorstep is the man who ended her rodeo career, but there's something about this cowboy she just can't resist.

Book Synopsis

He broke her dreams. Now he'll do anything to help her chase them again--even if it means falling in love.

Rodeo star Brady Caine once had it all--fame, fans, and first-place finishes. But one tragic accident changes everything, leaving barrel racer Suze Carlyle injured and isolated. Now Brady is trading his belt buckles for redemption, determined to help the woman he hurt reclaim the dreams he shattered...whether she wants his help or not.

Stubborn, focused, and more comfortable in the saddle than in someone's arms, Suze has always relied on herself. Letting Brady into her life again feels reckless. Letting him into her heart? Unthinkable. But his quiet regret, unwavering support, and undeniable charm make it harder every day to keep her distance.

Set against the wild beauty of Wyoming, How to Kiss a Cowboy is a powerful story of healing, forgiveness, and the kind of love worth holding on to--even when it hurts.

Bestselling author Joanne Kennedy brings heartfelt Western storytelling to life with flawed, unforgettable characters and a romance as rugged and real as the land they ride, perfect for fans of Carolyn Brown, Linda Lael Miller, and Diana Palmer.

Praise for Joanne Kennedy's cowboy romance:

"Packs a powerful, emotional punch...when it comes to capturing the appeal and feel of the West and its people, nobody does it better."--Booklist for Cowboy Tough

"Wit and charm suffuse this well-plotted story about remembering what's most important in life."--Publishers Weekly for Cowboy Summer

"Plenty of wacky humor and audacious wit."--Library Journal for Cowboy Trouble