BY: PINKIE PARANYA

Flynn Steven’s cousin Suzy, once married to Marshall Beckett, reveals details of her awful marriage to a tyrant. She begs Flynn to see if the son she left behind is okay and locate her hidden diary, a “matter of life or death.” Flynn is at a crossroads in her life where she can renew her contract as a world-traveling concert violinist or search for what she really longs for—a home, with a special person to love. She arrives at Marshall’s horse ranch, Rainbow’s End, under the pretense of answering his ad for a nanny. But Suzy had failed to tell Flynn that in the same ad he advertised for a wife. This rugged, coppery-haired rancher is burned out on love and wants a woman to bear him children, without investing any emotional commitments. When they decide a marriage of convenience is the only way to save Rainbow’s End, sparks fly between them. But when he learns that she came under false pretenses, will he give her a chance to explain, or just send her packing?

TAYLOR JONES SAYS: In Romancing a Tasmanian Cowboy by Pinkie Paranya, Flynn Stevens is convinced by her cousin, Suzi, to answer an ad for a nanny placed by Suzi’s ex-husband Marshall Beckett and, while there, find a diary that Suzi left behind when she divorced him, one that could ruin her if it fell into her ex-husband’s hands. But Flynn soon discovers that Marshall isn’t the monster Suzi made him out to be, and Flynn’s loyalties ae torn. Should she help her cousin or follow her heart that is falling for Marshall?

Like most of Paranya’s books, the story is heartwarming, fun, and suspenseful, weaving in lots of surprises. A great love story.

REGAN MURPHY SAYS: Romancing a Tasmanian Cowboy by Pinkie Paranya is set Down Under in Tasmania. Our heroine, Flynn Stevens, heads for Marshall Beckett’s horse ranch, pretending to answer an ad for a nanny. But what she is really after is a diary that Marshall’s ex-wife, Flynn’s cousin Suzi, left behind when she divorced him. According to Suzi, Marshall was an abusive husband, and Suzi fears for her life if he finds the diary. But Flynn soon learns that Suzi has been less than truthful. Marshall is not a monster, just a lonely man, trying to raise his young son on his own. It doesn’t take long before Flynn is head over heels for both of them. But what will Marshall do when he finds out why she is really there?

Romancing a Tasmanian Cowboy is another jewel in the crown of this talented author. A heartbreaking, heartwarming love story, it will keep you entranced all the way through.