Book Review: Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss by Kim Redford

A little bit of romance, a little bit of mystery and a big Christmas miracle are the triumvirate that make up “Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss.” Though it’s a cowboy romance at its core, the whodunit and Christmas miracle subplots make this book a standout.

Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss (Smokin’ Hot Cowboys)

“Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss” follows titular character Slade Steel who after retiring from the rodeo circuit went back to his ranching roots. He also moonlights as a pastry chef, if that is the what you call a cowboy who found his love for making award winning pies and cookies.

Enter Ivy Bryant, a web designer from Houston who had to take over the historic honky tonk in Wildcat Bluff when her sister and co-owner of the Wildcat Bluff Dance Hall and cabins landed a contract as a singer in a cruise line.

To Slade, it was love at first sight; and perhaps, to Ivy also, since the chemistry between them can combust anytime. But, Ivy was slow in recognizing that fact so she unknowingly made a huge misstep.

Though Slade was sure of his feelings, his new ranch Steel Trap II needed a lot of his attention especially with cattle rustlers operating in the area. And of course, there was his Chuckwagon where he sold his pastries.

In between falling in love, running a ranch and Christmas just around the corner, our romantic hero had his hands full. So, the question is, when will Slade find time to make Ivy believe that they are in love.

“Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss” is Rated M for Mature due to sexual content and some violence.