Graham

The Brothers of Hastings Ranch Series, Book One

By: Katharine E. Hamilton

Narrated by: James R. Cheatham

Receiving a frantic call from her friend Alice, Julia McComas packs her bags and heads to a ranch in Texas where she encounters critters, cows, and a handful of handsome cowboy brothers. Her presence interrupts their daily routine, and one brother in particular makes his annoyance well known: Graham.

As the oldest of seven brothers, Graham Hastings takes his role as leader of the family business seriously. Not only does he keep the family ranch running, but he also keeps a tight rope on all his brothers. But when Julia McComas winds up living in his guest house, her presence shakes up more than just ranch life. It shakes up his heart.

Can Julia learn the ways of the ranch?

Can Graham let go of the reins enough to let love into his heart?

©2020 Katharine E. Hamilton (P)2021 Katharine E. Hamilton

Charming & romantic!💜

I can think of several “swoon” worthy moments in this charming cowboy romance, that had me longing for my own cowboy. There’s nothing sexier than bringing a big grumpy cowboy to his knees by a beautiful city girl. Fantastic storyline and fun characters. James Cheatham is an amazing narrator who really captured the attitudes and personalities of these characters. This is book 1 with an HEA! I recommend this book.

Sisters Spotlight 💜

a feel good story

I didn't care for the narrator. story was ok. I like a good story but I think the narrator needs to be a woman.

Enjoyed

This is a cute story. Looking forward to more of the series. The narrator is doing an excellent job.

Excellent

A delightful heartwarming story of love. Graham and Julie didn’t click from the first, and a story of how love grew. The narration was good and I enjoyed his male voices especially. Looking forward to more by the author. Given audio for my voluntary review

Sweet cowboy romance

I liked the story of a rough cowboy being tamed by a city slicker female. They only have a couple weeks to get to know each other. I the only thing that bothered me was she never seems to tell Graham how she feels about him. Julia is kind. A bit clueless in the beginning of the book. And a bit prissy. But she is a likeable character. But she seems to let Graham be the one to put himself out there. The narrator does a good job.