Stick in the Mud Meets Spontaneity Author: Rachael Anderson
Series: Meet Your Match #3
Genres: Contemporary Romance
Format: eBook
Pages: 227
Date: June 29, 2015
Publisher: HEA Publishing
Home for the summer, Samantha Kinsey is ready to step into her role as pseudo-nanny for her two favorite charges. But when she realizes she’ll be playing chauffeur more than playmate, her summer outlook quickly turns from fun to bleak. That is, until she meets Colton McCoy–a genuine, hard-working cowboy, who’s as set in his ways as he is handsome. Although he claims he doesn’t need any spontaneity in his life, Sam’s determined to help him find it. But she’ll soon discover that cowboys are about as easy to change as wild mustangs.
Stick in the Mud Meets Spontaneity is about an adaptable girl and a not so adaptable guy. It’s about learning to accept people for who they are and realizing that sometimes who they are is exactly who they should be.
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About Rachael Anderson
Rachael Anderson is the mother of four and is pretty good at breaking up fights, or at least sending guilty parties to their rooms. She can’t sing, doesn’t dance, and despises tragedies. But she recently figured out how yeast works and can now make homemade bread, which she is really good at eating. She is a USA Today bestselling author.
Loved! Just as I have with all of Rachael’s books, I loved this, as did my daughter who couldn’t wait to read it either. Sam has been featured in the first two Meet Your Match books, and it was great to see her get a story of her own (although I had a hard time at first imagining how old she was!). I loved both Sam and Colton and the way they balanced each other out. They had some tough decisions to make and I love the way it all turned out! Another favorite for our family!
I think I liked this one more than the first two. Maybe because I knew there had to be a happily ever after but I couldn’t see how it was going to happen. The life goals of both of them were so different from each other, how could they live HEA if one has to put aside their own goals in order to have a relationship? I was satisfied with how it came about but I was afraid I wouldn’t be for most of the last half of the book.