Book Review: Hold Me, Cowboy by Alissa Callen

Sometimes, love is not enough! That is the premise of “Hold Me, Cowboy,” at first glance. Childhood friends Kendall Dixon and Brent Ashton have been in love with each other since they were kids. Of course, in the beginning, when they were knee-high, it was friendship, which turned into a crush as they grew older, then full blown love as adults.

There is one problem though. They cannot find the courage to tell each other how they feel. And, to make things worse, Brent left their hometown Marietta to honor a promise made on his father’s deathbed – travel the world.

Years passed and Brent is back in Marietta. Their feelings for each other had not diminished. But, true to form, they are once again holding back themselves. How do they find their happily ever after when the biggest obstacle is themselves? Read and find out!

“Hold Me, Cowboy” is an easy read though there are times when you want to hold the hero and heroine on their shoulders and shake them. Aside from that, it’s actually a good read.

“Hold Me, Cowboy” is Rated T for Teens.