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Review: Rancher's Christmas Storm (Gold Valley Vineyards #4) by Maisey Yates



Blurb from Goodreads:
Trapped together by a holiday blizzard, a rancher and his rival give in to the heat…in this Gold Valley Vineyards novel by New York Times bestselling author Maisey Yates.

All he wants for Christmas is the one woman he can’t touch…

Rancher Jericho Smith has known Honey Cooper since they were kids—and she’s always been under his skin in ways he doesn’t want to acknowledge. She’s his best friends’ sister…and there’s the not-so-small matter of the inheritance he bought out from under her. Keeping his hands to himself is the smart thing to do.

But then a snowstorm traps them in a rustic mountain retreat with nothing but a fire and each other to keep warm. Now the storm inside has only just begun!
My Review:
 
I was excited for the next installment of this series because I enjoyed book 2 of this series but this book was not my favorite.  It is short, which was positive, but there just wasn't much to love.  I usually love the trope of getting trapped in a storm but this one just felt forced and not very romantic.  Hope you have better luck!

Rancher's Christmas Storm comes out next week on September 28, 2021, and you can purchase HERE.  
She started the engine, and before she could think better of it, she put the truck in drive and punched the gas. And then she was leaving. Driving away from the little house she had called her own for years. From the winery that had always been her home. From the man who had given her butterflies in her stomach since before she knew what it meant.

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