Review: Seduction, Westmoreland Style

Seduction, Westmoreland Style by Brenda Jackson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book is #10 in the Westmorland series. This book had me crying at the end. Sensitive and touching. McKinnon Quinn is a horse breeder on his ranch, and he has this “no women on my ranch” rule, because of a past relationship that left him cold and hurt. He vows never to fall in love, no marriage, no children. But when Casey Westmoreland comes to his ranch seeking a job to train horses, he refuses to hire her. However, he finds out not only is she good at training horses, but his desperation to train a particular horse in a given amount of time, he needs her. After the madness of them going back and forth spatting, they develop an intimate relationship with rules that nothing will come out of their love making, but pleasure. However, they fall in love and McKinnon goes to ducking and dodging Casey, because he could not bear, not being able to give her what she may want one day due to his condition. Out of Love Casey refuse to give up on their relationship and that is when my crying began.

I loved this book; it was sweet and tender. There was a lot of intimate passion and you could tell through the story, that McKinnon and Casey were truly in love with each other. I give this book 5 out of 5 ★★★★★stars. It was amazing and excellent read, I was totally engaged into the story and I highly recommend this book. A definite re-read.

MY CHOICE OF CASTING:
 Andrea Bordeaux as Casey Westmoreland
 Martin Sensmeier as McKinnon Quinn


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