Cora: A Cowboy Day Bride

Brides of Noelle: Love For All Seasons #7

by Mimi Milan

If there's one thing that can be said about Cora Leon, it's that there's never been a better shot. At least, not in her neck of the woods. In fact, Cora prides herself on being able to "shoot 'em, rope 'em, and outride 'em" no matter how big or fast the competition may be. And now that she's been saddled with her late father's debts, she'll do anything to win--even if it means riding into an arena under the guise of a cowpoke. However, she can't help but wonder what the greater prize may be as she begins to fall for "The Sure Shot Saint."

A California champion taking to the road, Diego "Sure Shot" Santiago wants to establish himself as the greatest showman the west has ever witnessed. What better place to start than in his cousin's hometown of Blessings, Colorado? A bustling community with plenty of growth, Diego is ready to impress. The only problem is the "cowboy" competing against him. Diego is willing to play Cora's game, though. That is, until it looks like he can't win. Has Diego finally met his match? Will settling as second best earn him first place in her heart?

There's bound to be a grand show when these two "cowboy up!"

104 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 22, 2018

About the author

Mimi Milan is a Latin American poet and author. She received the MFA in Creative Writing at Queens University of Charlotte, where she currently serves as the Social Media Manager for the MFA Department. When she isn't sharing her love for her alma mater, she can be found entertaining children, a menagerie of pets and imaginary friends.

Reviews

[Candyce Vee Zern · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh so good!

Great book!! Mimi Milan writes such a good story. I love that she is able to teach a some history along with the story. Thank you for keeping the town Noelle alive.

[Mary Jane McLeod · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series

I always enjoy reading about the town of Noelle and all the characters that live there. I really enjoyed Cora's story.

[Anita Rohn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Again

Noelle lives up to its friendly depiction and old friends from prior stories
Embrace the new friends. A couple of twists and the story line evolves into the romantic.

[Renate Deutsche Oma · Rating 5 out of 5]

Delightful historical romance about single women's options to save themselves their families from ruin - financial and / or their reputation. Historical info on mining towns the railroad, entertainment, and the building of cities is woven into a historical romance. Fell in love with feisty Cora.

[Sharon Dube · Rating 1 out of 5]

While this book took place in the same town and had several of the same supporting characters as the rest of this series, this author didn't manage to capture the same feelings or emotions as the other authors on this series. The book was poorly edited. There were grammatical errors throughout the book and very choppy transitions from chapter to chapter.

[Tj Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great 👍👍👍

Cora and Diego have a great story. I love how the series of books keeps us in touch with all the characters we have come to love in the rest of the books. I really loved Cora's attitude and desire to protect her sister!

[Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful book

I loved the main characters in this story and catching up with the folks in Noelle once again was great. The events in the book were entertaining and well developed. Looking forward to reading more books in this series.

[Jessie Bell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good

It's always great to visit the town of Noelle. Really enjoyed the storyline. Cora and Dieago make a cute couple. Please continue with this series.

[Claire Brooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute novella

And thank you, Ms Milan, for improving my Spanish!

I loved how Diego grew up and changed his mind as well as Cora changing hers.

I look forward to the next book!

[Sharon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read

Diego- the sure shot and Cora/Calico
I enjoyed reading this cowboy story that is well written and has strong characters. Their story has a semi complete HEA. Just some questions concerning her family and the villain.