My Cowboy Valentine is a two book treat for lovers of country romances.  InBe Mine, Cowboy by Jane Porter, a couple gets a second chance at love.  When Cade King walked out on Rachel James five years ago, it broke her heart but she moved on.  Now, she’s working to make a life for herself and her son.  When Cade walks back into her life unexpectedly, she remembers everything they had …  And everything he left behind.  Cade has spent the last couple of years sober, but full of regret for the way he behaved when he left.  Can he convince Rachel that he’s a changed man and worth a second chance?  Hill Country Cupid by Tanya Michaels highlights what happens when an unofficial matchmaker falls for the man she’s trying to help.  Tess teaches ballet to Nick Calhoun’s daughter.  When she realizes that the shy cowboy has a crush on the single mom of one of her other students, she can’t resist trying to help.  But the more time the two spend together, the more drawn to each other they become.  Can the matchmaker make her own match?

Be Mine, Cowboy is a delightful story of regrets and second chances.  Cade spent years bouncing between foster homes and his alcoholic mother.  Although Rachel wanted to be enough of a reason for Cade to sober up, his addiction was too strong.  Once he hit bottom, he worked hard to get his life back on track and he’ll do whatever it takes to make Rachel see that.  What he didn’t expect was to find Rachel a single mom to an autistic son but he’s up to the challenge.  Porter does a fantastic job of giving readers the complicated, and heartbreaking, world of being an autistic parent.

Hill Country Cupid is a sweet tale of two people needing a little self-confidence boost.  Tess never feels like she measures up and definitely doesn’t want to be seen as someone’s second choice.  Growing up with a stutter and smaller than his older brothers, Nick always felt like he failed in comparison.  Michaels does a fantastic job of delivering a lot of heart in a short story as the two learn to appreciate their strengths and each other’s.