Review: A Cowboy Christmas by Alexa Riley

Plot Summary

Sabrina isn't good at being a waitress, but she doesn't have a lot of options. After graduating from college, she's back in her hometown surrounded by people that hate her. Well, to be fair they hate her father, but since he took off with everyone's money she's the next in line to blame. That's why she's taken by surprise when the town's grumpy cowboy asks for her help.

Booker runs the largest ranch in the state, and he's used to people doing what he tells them to. One look at the curvy waitress in town, and it's all he can do to keep his control in check. When the town asks him to host a Christmas event in his barn, it's the perfect excuse to get her close. And keep her that way.

Warning: It's time to ride off into the festive sunset with this holiday romance. What could be better than getting a little Christmas cheer stuffed in your stocking? Let's giddy up!

My Review

Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5)

If you’re looking for a quick, steamy holiday romance, A Cowboy Christmas delivers—but don’t expect much depth. The story is fast-paced, with an overly convenient romance and minimal character development. While the festive setting adds some charm, the plot is predictable and lacks emotional connection. Perfect if you just want a short, no-fuss read, but not the best choice for those craving a more engaging story.