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Reviewed by Jennifer Senick for Readers' Favorite
In When a Cowboy Yeehaw by Luis Ammerman, Cassidy James’s bustling world comes to an immediate stop when she finds herself unexpectedly transplanted from her busy life in Dallas to Ropesville, Texas, a small town with only a two-lane highway. Used to city traffic and lattes, she must learn to live at a slower pace with tractors and faded billboards, where everyone knows everyone else. She soon crosses paths with Jaxon, a man whose presence is as steady and reliable as the Texas heartland. While Cassidy tries to hold onto her city skepticism and keep her stay strictly temporary, the townspeople—and Jaxon—have other plans. This heartwarming narrative explores the clash of modern lifestyle and rural tradition, ultimately asking Cassidy if she’s willing to trade her fast way of life for a future that is rooted, simple, and honest.
When a Cowboy Yeehaw by Luis Ammerman captured my attention from the very first page. I appreciate stories that have a protagonist who must learn to deal with adversity, and this book has that idea in spades. The writing immediately grounds readers in the setting, and the descriptions of Ropesville felt authentic and warm, making the town feel like a character itself. The narrative is engaging and flows effortlessly, delivering a romance that is both appealing and relatable. I like how Cassidy experiences genuine emotional growth, showing her resistance to the slower pace of life softening as the novel progresses. The way the community rallied around the central individuals created a deeply satisfying read, reminding me that finding "home" is often about finding a love strong enough to stand tall, even when the whole world is watching.
