Romantic Hero by Kirsty Greenwood
What to Expect:
- fictional character comes to life
- magic realism
- cowboy mmc
- writer fmc
- fake relationship
- one bed
- opposites attract
- found family
Book Review
The premise of this drew me in right away. I really enjoy the magical realism element and the book did have some good moments but Gertie spent way too much time pining after her ex. I just wanted her to snap out of it and live a little. Gertie was so hung up on her ex for most of the book that it was hard to see any tension between her and River. Overall, not a bad book, it just did not end up working as well as I wanted it to.
Favorite Quotes
❝ What in the Matthew McConaughey is all this, then?❞
Book Overview
A heartbroken romance novelist is forced to address her writer’s block when the villainous cowboy character from her books shows up in the real world, desperately in need of his own Happily Ever After. . . from the bestselling author of GMA book club pick The Love of My Afterlife.
Gertie Bickerstaff writes happily-ever-afters for a living. . . . Or she did, until her own love life fell apart. Now her ex is thriving, her deadline is looming, and she can’t write a single word.
The last thing Gertie needs is more drama—like waking up to find a confused and rugged cowboy on her sofa. And not just any cowboy, but River Oakley, the villain from her unfinished novel. Somehow very real . . . and very shirtless.
River wants to go home. Gertie wants her life back. So they strike a deal: he’ll use his cunning ways to help her win back her ex, she’ll finish the novel, and, surely, he’ll return to whatever world he rode in from.
But as River Oakley proves to be so much more than just the bad guy, Gertie has to choose: the ending she thought she wanted . . . or the plot twist she never saw coming.
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