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January 4, 2021 in my point of view

Show Me a Single Dad Cowboy

A small-town single-dad cowboy and a matchmaker out to prove herself in the big city… Can they have a chance at love?

After Maggie Harris is fired from her job at a prestigious matchmaking agency in New York, she returns to her hometown, Cowboy Crossing, Missouri, to regroup. Falling for a local cowboy, Georgio Moore, isn’t part of the plan, despite the attraction sparking between them. But abandoned by her mother as a child, Maggie instantly connects with Georgio’s daughter and offers to find him a wife who’ll be a good mother for his child.

Since his ex-wife left him and their daughter to chase the city lights, Georgio hasn’t been in the market for romance. However, he’d do anything for his daughter, even agree to Maggie’s ridiculous idea. If only she’d see that the only woman he wants to be matched with is her.

Once Maggie has the opportunity to rebuild her career in New York, will she let love lead her—or her bruised ego?

A prequel to the Cowboy Crossing Romance series.

my point of view:

Honestly, you can never go wrong with a book by Alexa Verde – and this one is absolutely free to everyone from Amazon! It cannot get much better than that right?

Maggie and Georgio are fantastic characters, I could relate to each of them in different ways. What woman doesn’t want to prove to herself and others that she is fully capable, right? Being let go from a career you love must have been heartbreaking, but seeing a little girl desperate for a mother, how can that not tug at your heart? Maggie has personal experience in being without a mother, so she is sure her professional expertise can solve both her career and Bianca’s situations at the same time.

Georgio, however, has other idea’s….while he loves his daughter with all his heart, does he really need to marry someone just to give her a mother? They were just fine on their own, father and daughter….weren’t they?

Well, I am sure you can figure out why I adored this story so much! Just click on the cover above to get your free copy, oh and don’t forget to read to the bottom to see how you can win a $5.00 Amazon gift card!

About Alexa Verde   

Alexa Verde writes feel-good small-town romances with a smile. She’d love it if you subscribed to her newsletter http://www.alexaverde.com/contact.html#newsletter (every subscriber gets a free Christian romance after confirming the subscription as a thank-you gift). She penned her first literary masterpiece, a rhymed poem, at the ripe age of eight, and since has had twenty books and 200 short stories, articles, and poems published in the five languages that she speaks. She has bachelor’s degrees in English and Spanish, a master’s in Russian, and enjoys writing about characters with diverse cultures. She’s worn the hats of reporter, teacher, translator, model (even one day counts!), caretaker, and secretary, but thinks that the writer’s hat suits her the best. After traveling the world and living in both hemispheres, she calls a small town in south Texas home. The latter is an inspiration for the fictional setting of her popular series Rios Azules Christmas and Secrets of Rios Azules. She hopes and prays that her stories will bring joy to her readers. Heartfelt thanks for interest in her books!

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  2. Alexa, I look forward to life returning as close to normal as possible for everyone. I pray that the new Vaccine for Covid works with little or no side effects and that the new strain of Virus is stopped in its tracks before it creates to much havoc in the world.

    Your stories are so amazing, with true to life situations woven into Heartwarming stories of love and respect.

    • Betty, praying for the same! And you know how to make the author’s heart sing! Loved your words.

    • Melissa, this is so awesome! Such a happy event. Major congratulations to your son and your family! Thank you for commenting.

  5. Hoping the COVID numbers start to drop with the vaccine starting to make its way to everyone

  6. Praying more; reading more of God’s Word, plus more CF books in 2021! I’d also like to spend time with family later this summer, Lord willing, after we get our vaccine; see more people at church this spring and summer, hopefully (all while social distancing, wearing masks, of course). . . And I would love to win a print copy of this book (and gift card)! Thanks for the opportunity!

  8. The event I was so looking forward to in 2021 already occurred. My oldest niece got married on the third. I was able to attend the small family wedding (besides the wedding party, my younger sister and I were the only attendees) but it was a very lovely wedding.

    • Gloria, major congratulations to your older niece! This is such a happy event. Glad you were able to attend the wedding, though cyber hugs on it having to be small. Wishing the newlyweds all the marital bliss in the world!

  9. For Covid-19 to be over so that I can visit more with family. However by staying home so much last year I did read a lot of books.

    • Lori, I took lunches with friends for granted before, but not any longer! Hoping and praying we’ll be able to do it soon! Thank you for commenting.

  11. I love the sound of your book and I love the cover! I am looking forward to being able to see and hug my whole family whom I have not seen for a year, we have stayed in touch every single day Big Thanks to phones and social media. I am Hoping and I will never lose the Hope. May you and your family have a Very Happy and Blessed New Year.

    • Alicia, a very Happy and Blessed New Year to you and your family, too! Thank you for your kind words about my book. And so true about the phones and social media; I’m so grateful for them, too. Praying you’ll be able to see and hug your family soon!

    • Hello, Kim! Praying the move goes well and you love the new place. Thank you for stopping by!

  13. I am looking for a return to travel this year. Last year my husband had a major health issue just a few days before we were to start on a long road trip. We are thankful that the issue was quickly taken care of, but are looking forward to taking that trip this year! And thankful that the issue happened prior to leaving instead of in the middle of nowhere in beautiful South Dakota, Montana, or Wyoming.

    • Connie, so sorry about your husband having a major health issue last year. And so glad it was quickly taken care of. The trip sounds wonderful. I hope you’ll be able to take it!

  14. I’m looking forward to seeing the daughter and her husband that weren’t able to come Christmas. We did have a great Skype Christmas Eve present opening with them though.

    • Lisa, so grateful for Skype and all the technology. And I pray and hope you’ll be able to see your daughter and her husband soon. Thank you for commenting!

  15. I am looking forward to all my goals this year (they are simple and easy enough to achieve!)
    1) Learn something new each month.
    2) Focus on self FIRST.
    3) Write on journal your story.
    4) Note at least one thing good that happened each week.
    5) Enjoy each day.

    • Cheryl, I love your goals! They are simple but brilliant. That’s a great way to live.

  16. I’m not sure what I’m looking forward to, to be hones! I guess seeing what God has in store for me next, since the season of being Mom’s caregiver is over.

    • Trudy, my heart goes out to you. I’m so sorry for your loss. Praying for you and your family.

  18. Hmmm…..I am not one to ponder future things, nor am I a goal-setter. I don’t consider myself a “dreamer” either. I more of a “one day at a time” kind of person. All that said, when asked to consider your question….I’ve got nothin’. LOL

    • Thank you for your honesty, Susan! And that’s a great answer, too. Thank you for always supporting us!

  19. Not that I am looking forward to getting older..LOL but will be 80 next month. Looking to see covid gone forever and watching my new plant babies grow, and reading more of course.

    • JoAnn, Happy 80th Birthday coming up soon! And there are eighty-year-old who are younger in spirit than some twenty-year-old. Wishing you lots of love, happiness, and health!

  24. this sounds like a wonderful read. i am looking forward to getting back into church again without having to register first and keeping 6 feet apart and being able to sing my heart out to God, not the whispering with masks on. And because my husband is one of the ones at risk, we worship at home. Sigh just not the same. I dont think this is what God intended for us to do. Ok peeve done

    • Lori, this is such a spiritual and noble wish! Thank you for sharing. And praying for your husband (sorry to hear he’s one of the ones at risk) and you to stay safe and healthy.

  25. Looking forward to getting back to church as soon as my husband is able to attend!

  26. Looking forward to seeing our son who lives and works in Japan. He’s usually to travel home for Christmas each year, but due to COVID international travel restrictions, he remained in Japan. Family is important to me.

  28. Looking forward to getting the Covid vaccine and hoping that everyone will have that opportunity. How marvelous it would feel to be able to walk up and down the aisles of a grocery store again, for instance!

  29. I’m looking forward to our church meeting in person instead of zoom. And traveling in our motor home to visit family.

    I enjoy reading your books. Please keep writing.

    • Nisi, so glad to hear you enjoy my books! Thank you! <3 And I hope you'll be able to visit church in person and travel in your motor home soon!

  30. Hi Alexa,
    Yes, well, there are so many different Christmas days, that I am just leaving my tree up to make sure that I can celebrate them all. Jan. 6th was called Old Christmas by my parents, so they always left it up until then. I think that came from their Scottish and Irish backgrounds, but not sure. Happy New Year.

    • Happy New Year, Sandra! Where I am from, Christmas is celebrated on January 7th, too. 🙂

  32. We are starting to make plans for what hopefully will be a somewhat ‘normal’ anniversary trip in April.

    • Patty, Happy Upcoming Anniversary, and I hope you’ll be able to take that anniversary trip in April!

  33. I’m looking forward to the chance to spend time with my family. I miss them so much!

    • Victoria, lots of cyber hugs! Praying you’ll be able to spend time with your family soon.

  35. We’re hoping to be able to travel this year. We missed our once-a-year trip down south to see kids, grandkids and great grandkids. We have a new great granddaughter who we haven’t met, who turned one in September.

    • Kathy, so sorry to hear you missed the once-a-year trip to see your family. Praying you’d be able to do that trip soon!

  36. I’m looking forward to the New Year new beginnings new chances.
    Drawing closer to God doing better in my business and being the best I can be with the Lords help!

  37. Thank you for the chance to enter.
    I hope and pray, that in 2021, I will somehow be able to get to visit with my adult kids, who both live in the U.K. I’m almost 6,000 miles away and haven’t seen them in just over 3 years. I miss them so much.

  39. The giveaway is closed. I will announce the winner soon. Many thanks to everyone who commented!

  40. Heartfelt thanks to all who commented on this post. The randomly chosen winner is Lisa. The $5 Amazon gift card will be on the way to her shortly.