Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5 Stars)
Title: The Rancher's Baby Bargain
Author(s): Mary Sue Jackson and Leslie North
Character(s):
― Lucy Carr: 32 years old, Blonde, Brown Eyed
― Aiden Harper: Blonde, Blue Eyed
Setting: ―
Tag(s): Romance, Contemporary
Content Rating: PG-13
POV: Third Person to
Smexy Level: Warm
Favorite Quote(s): N/A
Overall Opinion:
I have always had love-hate relationship with Leslie North novels. Sometimes she's able to hit the mark while others… Let's just say they don't interest me enough to continue reading the story. Obviously she must be doing something right to gain a lot of fans yet her stories just don't reach out to me. During my “The Rancher's Baby Bargain” read I found myself putting off the read too many times to count and I just didn't feel any connection to the story nor we're the characters likable enough. The overall ugly duckling turn swan has always be a fan favorite of mine and the ideal of friends turned lovers prompt pulled me in but unfortunately nothing captivate me enough to stay. As much as I appreciate the ARC, ultimately this series landed in my dropped graveyard.

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Lucy was the class nerd. She's a genius when it comes to the technical stuff, but hands on has never been her strong suit. Aiden knows how to do the work, but is not so good at looking at the big picture. When life throws the genius and the jock a curve ball, everything changes. It turns out they need each other more than they ever could have known. The Rancher's Baby Bargain is proof that a book cannot be judged by it's cover. Aiden and Lucy are the best of both worlds. A hint of fairy-tale romance with a heartwarming message hidden in the fine print. ( )

Lucy was the class nerd. She's a genius when it comes to the technical stuff, but hands on has never been her strong suit. Aiden knows how to do the work, but is not so good at looking at the big picture. When life throws the genius and the jock a curve ball, everything changes. It turns out they need each other more than they ever could have known. The Rancher's Baby Bargain is proof that a book cannot be judged by it's cover. Aiden and Lucy are the best of both worlds. A hint of fairy-tale romance with a heartwarming message hidden in the fine print. ( )