Rebel Blue Ranch: #2 Swift and Saddled by Lyla Sage book review

In "Swift and Saddled," Ada Hart is a determined city girl who has sworn off relationships after a tumultuous marriage and a failed career in interior design. Starting anew, she finds herself taking on a major project at one of Wyoming's largest ranches.  Before she shows up for work, she unwinds the night before at the only bar in town and shares a hot kiss with a hot cowboy.  Unfortunately, the next day she discovers the hot cowboy is her new boss.  Their connection sparks an intense attraction, but Ada is refuses to pursue anything beyond a professional relationship due to her past. As Weston navigates his own struggles with depression, he remains undeterred in his affection for Ada, prompting both to confront their insecurities. The story unfolds on the Rebel Blue Ranch, exploring themes of independence, healing, and the complexities of love. Through relatable characters and engaging dynamics, "Swift and Saddled" captures the journey of two individuals learning to trust and embrace their true selves while discovering love along the way. 

Romance readers will love this series for its charming small-town setting and relatable characters. Lyla Sage's writing skillfully combines humor, warmth, and emotional depth, making the story both comforting and engaging. Readers will appreciate the portrayal of mental health, particularly with Weston’s struggles with depression, adding a layer of realism to the romance. The dynamic between Ada and Weston is sweet and swoon-worthy, showcasing their journey of self-discovery and mutual support. The lack of unnecessary drama, such as a third-act breakup or miscommunication, allows for a genuine exploration of their relationship. With a delightful blend of tenderness and spice, this book is perfect for those seeking a lighthearted yet meaningful romance, making it ideal for fans of the genre.  I really loved it and could not wait to start the next book in the series.  I also realized I missed the first one!!!  Not sure how, but I plan to buy it and read it right away.