A Proofreader's Perspective: Pretend to Be My Cowboy by Sophia Quinn

Pretend to Be My Cowboy by Sophia Quinn is a sweet/clean romance with Christian undertones. Emma O’Sullivan is a kindergarten teacher who decides to visit the ranch owned by her estranged late father, run by the rugged cowboy foreman Nash Donahue. After a surprising discovery about her father’s and finding out that Nash’s father will aggressively try to get her to sell the ranch to him, Emma joins forces with Nash in a pretend relationship so that he can keep his father at bay while Emma sorts out her inheritance.

This story is very cute and extremely well written. Quinn’s writing is humorous at times and had me smiling and laughing out loud with her turns of phrase. I also appreciated that the setup for the next book regarding Emma’s sister wasn’t planted in the epilogue, so the story ended on a sweet note, not a cliffhanger.

Proofreading perspective: Ellipses were incorrectly formatted and a bit overused, but that was the only issue I found with the text. This book is nearly perfectly polished!