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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Wyoming Sky #1 |
| Setting: | Wyoming(United States) |
R.C. Ryan
Kindle Edition | Pages: 205 pages Rating: 3.97 | 578 Users | 66 Reviews
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| Title | : | Quinn (Wyoming Sky #1) |
| Author | : | R.C. Ryan |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 205 pages |
| Published | : | (first published January 1st 2012) |
| Categories | : | Romance. Contemporary. Westerns. Contemporary Romance. Western Romance. Romantic Suspense. Suspense |
Narration To Books Quinn (Wyoming Sky #1)
The Truth Can Be an Irresistible Temptation . . .As a young boy, Quinn Conway was shattered by his mother's mysterious disappearance. Today, as the oldest of the Conway brothers, his only concern is protecting his family and their ranch. One look at beautiful, strong-willed Cheyenne O'Brien tells him she's also no stranger to tragedy. A series of increasingly dangerous "accidents" are plaguing her and her land, and Quinn can't stand idly by while a woman is in danger.
Fiercely independent, Cheyenne isn't one to lean on others, yet she can't deny her attraction to the rugged rancher offering help. Soon, the passion building between them proves as wild and untamed as the land she loves-and just as impossible to resist. But a relentless enemy is about to make one final devastating move. To survive, Quinn and Cheyenne must put their cherished freedom-and their hearts-at risk . . .
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Ratings: 3.97 From 578 Users | 66 ReviewsAssessment Regarding Books Quinn (Wyoming Sky #1)
**original review by Jamie posted at Romancing Rakes For The Love of Romance**Hot Cowboy: check.Strong Heroine: check.A bit of mystery: check.Quinn Conway is the oldest of three brothers. After a horrible incident that he and his brothers witnessed he has spent most of his life studying wolves. When he witnesses his Alpha wolf die at the hand of a rancher he goes to confront him. Only its not a him.Cheyenne OBrien has had a rough couple of years with the death of her brother followed by herThis for me was just barely ok. To me it was way to predictable. I thought the brothers "shared a laugh" way too often made them appear soft and sappy instead of strapping ranchers. I believe for others who enjoy a light read with very happy characters this may be ok... I guess just to fluffy for my taste.
Quinn by R.C. Ryan.Wow, I gave this romance novel 4 stars! Not because it was an exquisite, edge-of-your-seat story, but because I finally found an author that can write and/or has a good editor and doesn't rely exclusively on detailed sex scenes to be the focus of the entire book. In other words, there's an actual story here. I would normally have given 'Quinn' 3 stars but after the last few disastrous encounters with romance novels I was so happy I jumped it an extra star. Cheyenne has had a
An engaging story of today's West and the experiences of the oldest of three brothers, all deeply impacted by their mother's unexplained disappearance. Quinn is also changed by an early experience involving the death of a wolf mother and pups, and ultimately becomes a nationally known expert on the life and habits of wolves. Tracking a pack for five years, the death of the Alpha also changes Quinn's life direction and embroils him in a deeper controversy and mystery surrounding a woman who owns
the characters and story are very simple. the main characters love their families, love their work, love to eat big meals and laugh together. I would imagine there's a lot more grit and a lot less feel-good moments in a rancher's actual daily life, but that's really not what this book is trying to capture. Cheyenne (rancher) meets Quinn (son of a rancher, researcher tracking wolves) and they develop feelings for one another. everyone supports them, except for one villain (who is not at all hard
MY THOUGHTSLOVED ITThe story takes us to Quinn, the eldest of the three Conway boys and since his mother disappeared when they were kids, has taken the brunt of the abandonment. So when Quinn, who loves nature and all it's creatures finds one of his now adult wolf pups dead, he blames the nearby rancher, Cheyenne. She had good reason to believe that this wold was killing her cattle. Cute meet? I guess for the ranching world, this is normal. The pair find common ground even though they seem to be
When Quinn was 10 his mother disappeared and he saw a rancher brutally kill a mother wolf and her pups. These events drew him to the study of wolves. Though his father, grandfather and brothers own and run a hugely successful cattle ranch, Quinn finds time to track, study and publish of wolf behavior. While tracking his pack he sees the alpha killed by a rancher and pursues in fury. But he finds the rancher to be a young women defending a stranded herd of cows and calves, instead of the deer
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