Leashed Hearts

Clover Ridge Cowboys #3

by Andy Rogue

The last thing I expected when I moved to a small town was to be taken out by a cupcake stand… or for my dog to drag me straight into the arms of the town’s most charming contractor.

I moved here for quiet and the chance to figure out my life. What I got was a Great Dane who sows chaos everywhere he goes, a town full of meddling matchmakers, and cowboy Gray Hale -- stubborn, grounded, and impossibly kissable. He should be off-limits; after all, I’ve never fallen for a man before. But the more we hike, trade trivia-night trash talk, and steal kisses that leave me dizzy, the harder it becomes to stay away.

This doesn’t feel like a mistake. It feels like home.

Leashed Hearts is a steamy, laugh-out-loud opposites attract MM romance with lots of banter, rich boy/poor boy sparks, a slow burn bisexual awakening, and a happily ever after that’s sweeter than cupcake frosting.

161 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 22, 2025

Reviews

[Maureen · Rating 5 out of 5]

When a gay man and a straight man met and feel something, that's the recipe for a wonderful, sexy tale. Gay Gray is instantly taken by the newcomer, straight Adrian is truly thrown into mental chaos by these new feelings. It's a shortish but angsty tale. I didn't realize that this was part of a series, one of which I had already read, discovering this had me wanting even more of these brothers and their love lives. Also we must not forget the Beast.

[BarbieQDiva · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not as strong as the other books so far and there’s an entire part that creates an “issue” that is missing from the story - even though it’s a huge plot line (it gets briefly discussed which is the only reason you know that it happened)

It did feel like a very copy and paste formula with no real huge differences other than there was a gorgeous pet dog.

I didn’t hate the story - just not as strong. I’m in love with the family dynamic though. So wholesome and country.

[Amanda · Rating 1 out of 5]

Again, the time lines and details don't match the events mentioned in the previous books. Also, there's a scene mentioned during the third act breakup, that I don't remember reading, that is the reason for the breakup. Maybe the author planned on adding it but didn't, I don't know. It's chaotic at best.