Review ‘All Night With the Cowboy’ by Soraya Lane

Back in the saddle. Straight to the
heart..

At the Ford family ranch, getting thrown from a horse is a part of growing up.
But one cowboy is still learning the ropes when it comes to falling in love.

Tanner Ford has been riding bulls and busting broncos his entire life. So when
he takes a hard spill—and sustains serious injuries—he refuses to believe his
rodeo days are behind him. He’s determined to restore his body and revive his
career. There’s just one problem: the finest physical therapist in town just
happens to be the only woman he’s ever loved.

Lauren Lewis knows she made a huge mistake when she walked away from Tanner.
But she was young, ambitious, and focused on her medical career. Now, after all
these years, Tanner’s back—and, in spite of his injuries, looking better than
she allows herself to admit. She agrees to work on Tanner’s big bruised muscles
until he’s back in bull-riding shape again. But how can Lauren resist the
smoldering attraction between her and her old flame. . .and find a way to live
without him?

‘All Night
With The Cowboy’ is the second book in the River Ranch series. I read the first
book, ‘Cowboy Stole My Heart’ in January and really loved it. So I was super
excited when I received a request to read this second book. Although this book
is part of a series, it can be read as a standalone.

In ‘All
Night With The Cowboy’ we meet Tanner Ford. Tanner is the son of one the
richest Texas families. But instead of working on his family’s ranch, Tanner
rides bulls. This is his passion and he made his own fortune with it. But one
day, he sustains serious injuries which make it difficult to believe he will ever
be back bull riding again. But Tanner is determined to get back at it.
Unfortunately this means he needs the help of the finest physical therapist in
town Lauren Lewis. And Lauren Lewis is the last person he wants to see. It’s
been twelve years since she broke his heart and he made a promise to himself to
never get that vulnerable with anyone ever again.

From the
moment I started reading this book I was hooked. I loved the previous book in
the series, so I had very high expectations with this one. And thankfully it
was every bit as good as I hoped it would be. I love stories about Cowboys and close
families, and this book had it both. But the best part was definitely the
romance between Tanner and Lauren.

When
Tanner and Lauren where seniors in High School they had a very intense romance.
Everyone, including themselves, believed they would marry one day. But Lauren
made a decision and left Tanner, and herself, heartbroken without any
explanation. I loved the way Tanner and Lauren had this past together. A lot of
the times these romance novels include a ‘new’ romance, but this story was even
better because of their history. The chemistry was definitely flying of the
pages and I loved reading every single page.

What made
this book even better for me was the way Tanner and Lauren both tried to keep
their distance from one another. It didn’t work, but it was fun to read about
there struggle to keep things simple professional.

Tanner and
Lauren were both also very nice characters to get to know. Although I didn’t
really get Lauren’s decision of ending their relationship back then, I
definitely was impressed by what she achieved.

The one
thing I didn’t get in this book was the ending. Although it was definitely
good, it also felt a little rushed to me. One minute they were on this Island
and the next they were back. And that endometrioses part, I didn’t get why that
was a part of the story. It didn’t seem to really fit.

But
overall another great book that I’d definitely recommend. I can’t wait to read
the next one.

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I received this book from St. Martin’s Press in exchange for my honest review.