Book Review of Frosted Cowboy by Charlene Ross

Frosted Cowboy by Charlene Ross
Genre: Adult (Contemporary Romance/Romantic Comedy)
Date Published: February 6, 2016
Publisher: Velvet Morning Press

Laney Delaney was living the dream. She had a fabulous fiancé and a career as a couture wedding dress designer. But after catching her (not-so-fabulous) fiancé cheating and being accused of upstaging one of her brides at a wedding, Laney finds herself with no boyfriend, no job and no plan. 

After some serious soul searching, Laney is determined to start over. She embarks on a design career that takes her from a Rodeo Drive boutique to a flea market stall, but it's worth it—even if it means she has to suck up to her childhood nemesis for help. 

At the same time, three very different men vie for her attention: a masseuse/screenwriter with an unfortunate reputation, a stable fireman who just doesn't spark a romantic flame, and the fireman's ridiculously hot co-worker whose illicit under-the-mistletoe kiss still burns Laney's lips. 

Professionally and romantically, Laney is on the verge of reinventing her life and finding her true passion—but can she learn to trust again and believe in herself? 

If you're looking for funny chick lit or a romantic comedy, Frosted Cowboy by Charlene Ross (a breakout voice in chick lit) is a must-read! 

Frosted Cowboy by Charlene Ross was a funny romance that was super hard to put down. Laney Delaney reminded me of an American Bridget Jones...minus the diary. She was hilarious, and her thoughts, and feelings of inadequacy, and behavior are just like what we do in real life. She has real strengths and real weaknesses. You never know what's going to come out of her mouth. I could relate to her in so many ways. At the same time, we were complete opposites in many ways. She is an "every woman", and because of that she's relatable to a wide variety of women. She just feels real. I would love a friend like her!

Frosted Cowboy by Charlene Ross was kindly provided to me by Chic Lit Plus Blog Tours through NetGalley for review. The opinions are my own.

Charlene Ross, a Los Angeles suburbanite, is co-author of The Making of a Picky Eater and has been featured in Skirt! Magazine and on NPR’s This I Believe series. Before life in the suburbs she backpacked through eighteen European countries, lived in London, worked in the music industry, and became engaged on stage at a U2 concert in Verona, Italy. (Bono even kissed her!) Now she drives carpool, embarrasses her children by dancing “in the pit” at free cover band concerts, and works hard at keeping the spark of her 20-year marriage alive.

To learn more about Charlene Ross and her books, visit her website.You can also find her on Goodreads, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter.