Head Over Hooves by Erin Nicholas

 Thank you to Social Butterfly PR and Erin Nicholas for sending me an e-ARC of this book to read and review!


All I want for Christmas this year is a Drew Ryan of my own!  This is the first of the Boys of the Bayou Gone Wild books to not have a Landry (or Landry relative) as one of the main two characters, but it is just as good as the rest of the series.  Rory and Drew are so adorable in this cute holiday story!

Rory Robins hasn’t been in Autre for long but she wants to make her mark on the community - and the Landry family.  Her chance to prove herself comes with the Santa’s Village for the Boys of the Bayou petting zoo. But it’s a lot of work for one girl to do alone, not matter how determined she is. Enter Drew Ryan, visiting Autre from Appleby, Iowa. He is hoping to have a fun weekend in Louisiana, ditching his “nice guy” reputation for once, but doing so means fighting his instinct to help Rory. 

Rory has a set of rules for her next relationship, and Drew breaks Rule 1: Must Live in Autre. She’s not looking for temporary or long-distance, and that’s all Drew has to offer.  These two and their goals seem to clash at every instance, but the clash always leads to sparks. I love their chemistry and willingness to give each other a chance, despite continually telling themselves how much they won’t work. I also love how Drew works not only to help Rory with her problems but also to get her connected to the Landry’s - a Boys of the Bayou book without that crazy family just wouldn’t be the same!


Head Over Hooves, a must read small town romantic comedy from New York Times bestselling author Erin Nicholas is available today!


You know in movies where the big city girl lands in a small town for the holidays and falls for the hunky guy who saves Christmas?


This isn’t that story.


But this guy does look fantastic in flannel. And out of flannel…


Finding true love with his one-and-only soul mate? Drew Ryan’s given up on that.


But a hot holiday fling in Louisiana, far from his responsibilities and good guy image back home, is now on the top of his list for Santa.


So when he’s knocked on his ass—literally—by a Christmas elf who’s stealing a sleigh full of gifts and using his reindeer to commit the crime, he definitely doesn’t expect to fall head over heels.



This holiday couldn’t get any worse for Rory Robins.


First, her hair wasn’t supposed to turn green. It’s not even Christmas green.


And the elf costume wasn’t supposed to be two sizes too small.


And her con-man father wasn’t supposed to show up and go all real-life-Grinch on her beloved new hometown.


And she definitely wasn’t supposed to run into anyone while trying to fix the problem. Especially not the hunky guy who already seems too good to be true.


But he does have a way of making her "cocoa" even hotter and a whole lot sweeter...


Still, he lives in Iowa. The only good thing her father ever gave her was a healthy distrust of men who are never around. She’s not doing a long-distance thing.


This little fling is only going to last as long as the temporary color of her hair.


Only nothing seems to be fading. And she might be asking Santa for just one more thing…


Fall in love today!

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