Book 12: Boston (Coral Canyon™ Cowboys)

Another smash out of the park winner. This is Boston and Cora’s story and so much more. This has a substantial side story of the older cousins who were there before their dads rebooted their lives after disastrous first marriages and started new younger families. They all wondered about their places in the new editions of their lives. Boston isn’t even a Young by blood, as his mother Dani married Mav, but his stepfather is his daddy way more than his bio dad. I love the cousins dinners and major support they are to each other, and how they include the extended siblings and friends to form their own community inside the larger one. I love all the personalities inside the enormous Young family, and yes sometimes they rub each other wrong, but the underlying fierce love makes them keep trying and forgiving and smoothing rough edges. There’s also the intersections between the rest of the Coral Canyon stories, particularly Bailey as she’s making her way home.
Cora has made her way home to Silver Sage Lodge and Resort after education and experience in running a boutique resort in Miami, a world away from Wyoming. Is there still a country girl in there? She’s needed at home as her mom wants to slow down and her sister is busy with new twins. Her first day she rescued by the handsome cowboy, the ultra organized and detail oriented events coordinator Boston. She’s also his boss and she’s 7 years older. There’s plenty of sparks and lots of getting to know each other, then their ultra busy lives at a summer resort seem to conspire against them. There’s learning and growing and adjusting as real life happens. There’s a very real underlying theme of relying on God as each person figures out their life and how to manage and enlarge their relationships. There’s a sweet chapter where Mav, Blaze and Jem are all on hammocks figuring out and supporting each other in their relationships with their adult children. Their understanding that their own life choices have on their kids and the consequences they’re working through.
I love the “realness” of this series ; of choices, consequences, feelings, misunderstandings and yet the overwhelming feeling of love and forgiveness and keeping on.

Absolutely a fabulous read, and so worth the time to read! I have enjoyed all the books in this series, and can’t wait to read the next one.

Boston Young is working at the Silver Sage Mountain Resort. He loves the mountains, the work, and the peace it brings—but he’s ready to find someone special to share it all with.
Cora has been forced to come home and fulfill her family duties. However, her return is anything but graceful—especially when a runaway horse and a near disaster put her directly in the arms of the most striking man she’s ever seen.
Boston finds himself rescuing the most beautiful women he has ever seen, but before he can get her name or find out if she is a guest, Cora (embarrassed and flustered) races off.
When Boston discovers that the mystery woman he rescued is none other than his new boss, sparks fly. Despite the awkward start—and the complicated dynamic—neither of them can ignore the connection growing between them.
Boston quickly discovers the women he rescued is his new boss, but despite the complicated dynamics both Cora and Boston are willing to give this spark a chance.
With all the heart, humor, and warmth of the Young family, this story brings familiar faces
As always, the other Youngs are included in this book, so we can catch up with what is going on with all of them.

I loved this cowboy romance about Boston and Cora falling in love as he works at her family’s lodge.

Boston and the cousins feel they don't belong because their divorced parents have remarried and have a whole new family. I really enjoyed reading Boston because it really hit home to me. Boston accidentally meets Cora, not knowing she is his new boss. Will this work out? One of my favorite Young family books yet.