FREE I LOVE THIS BAR PDF Carolyn Brown | 377 pages | 01 Jun 2010 | Sourcebooks | 9781402239267 | English | Naperville, United Kingdom I Love This Bar (Honky Tonk, #1) by Carolyn Brown Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. I Love This Bar cover. Error rating book. I Love This Bar and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. But when a damn fine cowboy walks I Love This Bar one day, her whole life is thrown into turmoil. Instead he found one red hot woman. Now if only he can convince her to come out from behind that bar, and come on home with him… Get A Copy. Mass Market Paperbackpages. More Details Original Title. Honky Tonk Cowboys 1. Other Editions 7. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about I Love This Barplease sign up. Lists with This Book. Community I Love This Bar. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Jun 25, Erotic Horizon added it. Contemporary western is a genre that has never really held much appeal for me, however when I spot the cover of Ms. The book starts out simply enough with Jarod McElroy walking into the local and only Honky Tonk in the area to get a drink and if truth be told to get away from his cantankerous uncle Contemporary western is a genre that has never really held much appeal for me, however when I spot the cover of Ms. The book starts out simply enough with Jarod McElroy walking into the local and only Honky Tonk in the area to get a drink and if truth be told to get away from his cantankerous uncle. Little does Jarod know that one accident with the owner of the place will turn his life upside and all in a good way. From the moment she bumped into Jarod she went all a fluster, but not being one to simper and act all girly like Daisy resorts to the golden rule set down by Mable, the woman who took in Daisy when she needed someone to lean on, and keeps Jarod at a save distance, but with friends, customers and underhanded people like those in her life she did not stand a chance. Jarod just want to get his job done, which is helping his uncle get his place up to date and out of the dark ages. He has no time for a woman in his life, more over he has no luck with woman - he has had three failures so far to prove it. Despite this he has not given up on finding that one person for him and he is liking the looks of one Ms Daisy alot. With Daisy not playing ball and Jarod trapped out on the farm with his uncle Emmitt a few people just have to take matters into their own hands and set the wheels of this romance in motion. With a set of triplet who seems to have no life of their own, a sneaking underhanded best friend and an old man who is more here than there Daisy and Jarod I Love This Bar not know what hit them. I would be nitpicking if I said there was anything of worth that I didn't like about this book. The characters were all over the place and they somehow worked in the Honky Tonk setting. Daisy is my kinda girl, no lily liver, simpering miss of a girl was this woman, she was something else. Confident in her abilities, assertive in her position I Love This Bar a bar owner and a vet and she only feared giving her heart to the wrong man — did I forget to mention that she knows how to use the business end of a shotgun as well. Jarod is so lucky Daisy already claimed him or there would be a fight out in the boon docks for him, he was a great character. I love that there was no drama in this book, it was just a really fun read. Brown does move the action out of the bar setting for those people who are oppose to that sort of environment and I saw both protags hard at work, hard at play and in I Love This Bar rather emotional scenes as well. I connected I Love This Bar more than one person in this book I Love This Bar one especially I Love This Bar out for me, Uncle Emmitt. I thought his character was not only fully developed I Love This Bar was integrated into the plot really well. Lastly there was an over abundance of country music artist and songs tossed in to fit I Love This Bar scenes or the mood that the characters were in. I can see this being annoying for people who are already familiar with the music type or for people who are just turned I Love This Bar by name pimping in books — for me I loved it. I have already put together a neat compilation of songs based on the flow of this book. Sexy cowboys, sassy woman and in between that mix in much fun, and a barrel full of laughter. Love it. View all 5 comments. Aug 10, Sara Humphreys rated it it was amazing. This is the first book I've read by Carolyn Brown. She grabbed me from the first sentence! Her characters are spunky and jumped right off the page! As soon as I finished this one, I wanted to get right into the next book in the series. A very nice read. View 2 comments. Jun 24, Wendy Hines rated it really liked it. Daisy O'Dell is the owner and barmaid of the Honky Tonk. She loves her job, her bar, but she sure gets lonely at night. Ruby, the previous owner, always told Daisy not to take men into the back apartment, and Daisy hasn't yet. But, after slipping and falling on the sexiest cowboy she's ever seen, she might have to change her mind. Jarod McElroy can't take his eyes off the pretty barmaid, but he knows it won't go any further. She's a barmaid and he doesn't mess with barmaids. Besides, his stay is only temporary. He is helping out his Uncle Emmett, who has Alzheimer's and has no time I Love This Bar the little brunette. When Emmett takes a cotton to the idea of Jarod and Daisy being married, Daisy moves in to pretend and play house. She's always liked Emmett and wants his last days to be peaceful. But the sparks can't be denied between her and Jarod and the passion and sass sizzles. Jarod wants Daisy but he has to leave soon, go back to run his own ranch. Daisy may have to choose between her Honky Tonk and her heart. I Love This Bar is the first in Ms. Brown's new Honky Tonk series and wowee it is a winner! Hot cowboys, sassy women, country music, and good ole fashioned loving will I Love This Bar you thoroughly entertained and wanting a cowboy of your own. I'm looking forward to the next in the series, Hell, Yeah!. Brown's romances just tingle my toes and make me smile. Sep 02, Pamela AllHoney I Love This Bar it liked it Shelves: contemporary-romanceloc-usa1st-in-seriescowboys-ranchersbars-and-honkytonks. The first book in the Honky Tonk series by Carolyn Brown. I love cowboy stories and grabbed this for them. Not bad but a tad slow for me. It just didn't pull me in like I wanted it to. Jul 07, Kenzie rated I Love This Bar did not like it. This book is such a slow burn and so repetitive. May 09, Vicki rated it really liked it. A lot. Brown does a good job with the character development and the sexual tension. We are introduced to life at the Honky Tonk. Although, deny them she does, or tries to. You see, Daisy is sworn off men after the last one raised his hand to her. Jarod McElroy is the cowboy who has just fallen on top of an angel. As soon I Love This Bar old Emmett passes on Jarod will be back home to Oklahoma. Of course, we know they end up together and it is just a really nice, down-to-earth story. 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