I really enjoyed this story. It's classified as Christian fiction so there are a lot of references to God and religion. I actually liked that aspect. Nate is a returning war vet with PTSD issues. Jenna has recently gone through a divorce and moved home with her two-year old son. I really liked all the main characters and their families. It was great to see how Nate built a relationship with the son, Zach while also trying to build one with Jenna. It was also great to see two people who had always loved each other try to reconnect. Overall, this is a very sweet and romantic story about two people who had to deal with some difficult issues to try and build a relationship with each other. I found that Jenna's Cowboy was mainly about Nate's PTSD and it wasn't really what I expected. I found that this book lacked conflict. I haven't read any other books by this author but I found the writing a little weak. I also found that the story line moved a little fast when it came to the last half of the book where she was skipping a lot of time and summarized what happened during those months. There were a couple of errors I found like the use of the word "speeded" when it really should have been "sped".I was often confused by the point of view where it wasn't established early enough in a chapter or there were no breaks between different points of view but I'm not sure if that was because I read it in the eBook version.I also found it a little strange how a new character was introduced within the last few chapters of the book and was becoming a more prominent character. The last half of the book introduced an event that wasn't alluded to even a little bit in the first half of the book and it was almost as if the author had to make something happen and put that in there.
Is very religious orientated. Dragged/repetitive a little in the middle. Overall good read.
—Karanam
Very good story of a veteran of the Iraq War dealing with PTSD with God's help.
—Lauren
3.5 really it sometimes took to long to get to the point
—jewel74
Great story I am glad Jenna finally found happiness.
—jade
A sweet but forgettable Christian romance.
—annie
