Maisey Yates’ heartwarming southern romances have a strong fanbase, and I tend to be one of that number, enjoying her smart, strong heroines and principled, sexy heroes. But The Hero of Hope Springs isn’t my favorite example of her work, and I had to detract points for some foolish motivation on the part of the…
If anything could entice a person to write poetry about forearms, it would be Dane Parker’s very loaded guns. Maisey Yates is still a queen of banter, gentle humor and strong characters. In Unbroken Cowboy, our nature-loving heroine bumps head on into a rodeo star who can’t accept that maybe she might know better when…
Maisey Yates is the queen of star-crossed lovers. She illuminates the couples’ struggles poignantly and believably. With Yates, honorable decisions don’t preclude self-awareness and honesty. Even if the honesty is reserved for the privacy of one’s own mind, like Lindy admitting to herself that, “her visceral reaction to Wyatt five years ago had felt so…
In this friends-to-lovers tale featuring a healthy dose of unrequited love and a side of secret baby, Ms. Yates ticks off the tropes in record time while delivering a satisfying HEA. Bennett Dodge has been working with his best friend Kaylee at Gold Valley’s veterinary clinic for a while, which is a great arrangement since…
Maisey Yates is known for cowboys, and so this title may lead readers to believe this is another installment of the Copper Ridge series. Instead, Ms. Yates moves the action to Gold Valley, Oregon and introduces us to a new cast of characters. First up? Olivia Logan and Luke Hollister. Olivia made appearances in previous…