title: Christmastime Cowboy: A Small-Town Romance (Copper Ridge)
author:  Maisey Yates 
description: "Fans of Robyn Carr and RaeAnne Thayne will enjoy [Yates's] small-town romance."<br /><br />-Booklist on Part Time Cowboy<br /><br />"Passionate, energetic and jam-packed with personality."<br /><br />-USATODAY.com's Happy Ever After blog on Part Time Cowboy<br /><br />"Yates writes a story with emotional depth, intense heartache and love that is hard fought for and eventually won in the second Copper Ridge installment... This is a book readers will be telling their friends about."<br /><br />-RT Book Reviews on Brokedown Cowboy<br /><br />"Wraps up nicely, leaving readers with a desire to read more about the feisty duo."<br /><br />-Publishers Weekly on Bad News Cowboy<br /><br />"The setting is vivid, the secondary characters charming, and the plot has depth and interesting twists. But it is the hero and heroine who truly drive this story."<br /><br />-BookPage on Bad News Cowboy
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  It’s a Christmas affair to remember as a Hollywood mogul discovers his inner
  cowboy—and the woman of his dreams—amid the rugged beauty of Wyoming.
  
  
  Raine McCall would take snow-covered mountains over a star-studded premiere
  any day. But when hotshot movie executive Mick Branson arranges dinner on
  Christmas Eve to discuss a work opportunity, she’s intrigued—by the offer and
  the man. She’s a no-makeup, no-frills single mom, who’s happy with her quiet
  life. Sharing chili cheeseburgers and sizzling kisses with Mick is sure
  heating up her holiday, but country girl and power player don’t mix...
  
  
  It’s not just work that’s brought Mick back to Mustang Creek. Since he first
  visited to oversee a documentary, free-spirited graphic designer Raine has
  been in his head. Her approach to life is as unconventional as her quirky
  holiday ornaments. Their attraction is undeniable—and so are their
  differences. Putting down