To
Love a Cowboy by Rhianne
Aile
Seven years ago, Roan
Bucklin left the family ranch for college, leaving foreman Patrick
Lassiter with a mix of sweltering emotions: relief, regret, and nearly
overwhelming desire. Afraid that Roan would regret giving himself to an
older man, Patrick let him go without a word about his true feelings.
But Roan took Patrick's heart with him.
Roan had harbored a crush on Patrick from the time he'd turned fourteen.
He thought he'd gotten over it, grown up, moved on, but now he's back
and home to stay. After one look, he knows he has something to prove to
Patrick – that he wants to be claimed by the cowboy who has always
possessed his heart.
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Includes the Bonus Novella ~
Justice
Years of eating,
breathing and dreaming revenge have left the three Abrams brothers homesick
for a place that doesn't exist. When they happen upon the small town of
Justice, the welcome and acceptance seems too good to be true. As each
brother finds a reason to stay, the desire for revenge fades – until one
Abrams brother disappears. Then Justice bonds together to support its own,
and the brothers discover they've finally found a home.
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ISBN:
978-0-9795048-8-4
Price: $11.99
Length: 228 Pages
Publication Date: September, 2007
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Joyfully Reviewed
Rhianne Aile’s To Love A Cowboy is
spectacular. The magnetism between Patrick and Roan will sweep you up and
turn you inside out as your heart melts. To Love A Cowboy is
laced with edginess, laden with passion and will make your heart soar.
Justice is set in the old west where
hotel owners bring hot bath water to the rooms and barkeepers buy your first
drink to welcome you to town. Ms. Aile outdid herself in this lovely story
about three brothers in search of justice and in finding it they also find
love.
I absolutely loved To Love A Cowboy and
feel if you love a great read with sexy cowboys, this book is a MUST. Both
stories are western tales that are bound to satisfy your craving for
Stetsons, work-roughened hands, men in saddles and of course men loving men.

Whipped Cream Reviews - 5 Cherries
This book contains two separate
novellas — "To Love a Cowboy" and "Justice" — and they had me fanning myself
more than once. In "To Love a Cowboy", you experience the sexual tension
between the two almost immediately in the longing that Patrick feels for
Roan, who he fears is forbidden to him. Roan has loved Patrick for years but
struggles with his own insecurities because of Patrick’s dismissive behavior
toward him. There is a significant age difference between the two, and this
creates an internal conflict within each of them — Patrick is afraid that
Roan will tire of him when he gets older; and Roan, who grew up around
Patrick, thinks he still sees him as a kid.
It’s not a smooth journey, but Patrick and Roan work to find a way through
their mutual misgivings and Ms. Aile relays their tale beautifully. My heart
ached from the very beginning because I felt Patrick’s anguish the first
time he sees Roan — after seven years — with another man. He is crushed by
jealousy but at the same time chides himself for the emotion because he’s
convinced that Roan would never want him. The constant internal battles and
external resistance kept the passion high and the story captivating.
"Justice" is about three gay brothers in the old west who find a town with
open minds about sexual preference. Traveling around for years, set on
vengeance against the man responsible for their parents’ death, they get
side-tracked in the town of Justice by opportunities for love. The fact that
the characters of the three brothers — as well as their love interests — are
developed so thoroughly in less than one hundred pages is a testament to Ms.
Aile’s artistry as a writer.
The intimate scenes in both novellas are steamy and vividly described and
written to quicken your pulse. At no time did I feel sex was gratuitous; it
was an expression of sincere affection, and was in keeping to the spirit of
the growth of the characters. The appeal of gay erotic romance for me is
that men are usually depicted as strong, yet very vulnerable, making the
characters richer and more appealing than the typical brooding or closed-off
men portrayed in traditional romances. If you’ve never read gay erotic
romance and are curious, this is a perfect introduction. If you already
enjoy the genre, you’ve got try this one — and keep a fan handy!
Reviewed by Chamomile
Fallen Angel Reviews
To Love a Cowboy - Patrick and
Roan are two cowboys in love, but their stubborn natures and frustrations
about sex may destroy their relationship before it can even start. All Roan
wants is To Love a Cowboy and he feels that should be Patrick. And
when these two communicate with each other, well, those intimate scenes
between the two burn bright and there is no doubt that even with the twenty
year age difference, I knew these two belonged together. Rhianne Aile
has written a beautiful and touching love story about two men who defy the
odds to be with one another. Even though she portrays these two men as rough
and at times a bit stubborn, she also shows a gentler side to both of them
that I found to be very appealing. This is one romance that is very sweet
and sexy and should not be missed.
Justice - Justice is one
story with a lot of man love to go around. Rhianne Aile has taken an
interesting concept of the old west and made it geared toward a romance
mainly between men and only men. Each of the Abrams brothers' love stories
are very unique and different. Nate is being courted by two men, Noah enjoys
Simon who is a business man in public but quite the inventive lover behind
closed doors, and Adam's romance with Dale is sweet and nice, because Dale
is much like a shy librarian spinster.
I always have had a weakness for cowboys and Rhianne Aile has written
two such stories about these types of men who are passionate and need love.
Their love may be with another man, but that doesn't take away from the
sexiness found here. If you like unconventional romances with some hot sex
scenes, I recommend you try both To Love and Cowboy and Justice.
Reviewed by: Katie

Romance Junkies
Blue Ribbon Rating 4
TO LOVE a COWBOY is a well-written and
spicy western romance. Patrick and Roan are well developed characters. I
really connected with their feelings. I wanted these to men to overcome
their differences because it is evident how much they belong together. Rhianne Aile has written a delightful story about what can happen when two
people have the courage to take a second chance at love.
JUSTICE by Rhianne Aile is an inventive
re-imagining of the tales of the old west. In this novel, the setting takes
center stage. Justice and its residents come to life in rich detail. I
really enjoyed reading about this town and getting to know the characters.
Adam and his brothers are fun and sexy heroes. The electric heat between
them and their partners jump off the page. Thanks to this novel, I realize,
how tantalizing Wild West cowboys can be.
In this novel, Ms. Aile has written two
deliciously hot and intriguing tales where cowboys take center stage. What I
liked most about these stories is how different they are. It was refreshing
to read a contemporary romance and then switch gears to a story set in the
old west. These two stories prove that no matter what year it is cowboys are
always burning hot.
Christina - Romance Junkies Reviewer




Coffee Time Romance & More
Rating: 4 Cups
To Love A Cowboy
A wonderfully written story. Ms. Aile has given us characters that are
sexy, caring, and sensual. The plot is well defined as are her characters.
She gives the reader insight into their past and the types of backgrounds
they come from. Her ability to write a cast of supporting characters is
beyond measure. She brings her book alive with spirit and heart. If you love
your cowboys, do not pass this by.
Justice
This was one of the best stories I have read in this genre. I loved that
the brothers are close and look out for one another. The scenes are very
well written and filled with passion.
Ms. Aile has a very vivid imagination and it shines through in her work.
I could not have asked for a more enticing read. The cowboys are hot, the
sex is steamy yet romantic at times. She captures her reader with the
promise of hope and finding your one true love. I am anxiously awaiting the
next book from this marvelous author.
Liadan
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance