At Whit's End
The must read spicy and heartwarming cowboy romance that will have you LASSOED!
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At Whit's End
Narrated by:
Stella Hunter, Teddy Hamilton
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Narrated by:
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Stella Hunter
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Teddy Hamilton
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By:
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Bailey Hannah
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She's afraid she's not enough. He'll make damn sure she knows she is.
Single mom Whitney Hart is, quite simply, overwhelmed. She's struggling to raise her ten-year-old son, Jonas. Her ex-boyfriend only seems to come around and help take care of his son when he's single and hoping to get back together. With Jonas acting out more than ever, Whitney enlists the help of her sister Blair to keep an eye on Jonas over summer vacation.
Enter Colt, a fun-loving Wells Ranch cowboy who is tasked with giving Jonas work to do around Wells Ranch to keep him busy. In Colt, Jonas finds a mentor and male role model for the first time in his life. And in Jonas, Colt discovers a friendship that brings a new kind of joy into his life.
Colt and Whit slowly develop a friendship of their own through a shared concern for Jonas, and over the course of the summer, it begins to spark into something more. The attraction and chemistry between them are hard to ignore, but Whit's insecurities and hesitancy to trust men causes her to pull away.
As miscommunications give way to understanding, the two will discover that sometimes you have to first be broken before you can become whole, and that there's no one way to create a family...
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Tropes:
Single parent
Animal lovers
Alpha male
Found family
Cowboy romance
Opposites attract
Small town romance
Sworn off relationships
Emotional scars
Friends-to-lovers©2025 Bailey Hannah
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Whit on the other hand, was so selfish! At times she was weird and self centered and so damn entitled! It was hard to read at times, I guess she has that in common with her sister’s book. Anyway, I kind of feel like the book was incomplete, some story lines were left unfinished, it could’ve been treated better I guess.
So the sisters? yeah their books are not the bests.
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At Whit's End by Bailey Hannah
If there is ever an example of actions speaking louder than words, it's Colt. Apart from being a loveable rogue, one who apparently takes a moustache challenge very seriously, he is just the perfect everything without ever even trying.
Foregoing drinking on most of the nights out so that he can always be the designated driver for his friends. Keeping Jonas silently in line whilst never overstepping, and simultaneously acting as his confidant in certain situations. Keeping Betty in a permanent supply of puppucinos and having the sweetest tooth himself. Oh, and the man loves his mother. And a certain mama!
I really like the way Whit navigates all the worries of motherhood as a working solo parent and the failings of a flaky father in her son's life. I also really love the way that Colt questions societal norms versus what he might actually want or need.
perfection!
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Cute and Fun
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I’ll admit, in the first chapter or two I wasn’t completely sure how I felt about Whit. She came across a little like a doormat, especially knowing from the previous book how Jonah’s dad comes and goes when it suits him and continues to let both Whit and Jonah down. Thankfully, that didn't last, and I found myself warming to Whit much more as the story went on.
Colt, though, was an absolute sweetheart from the start. He’s a ranch hand at Wells Ranch, and I really liked that his relationship with Jonah came first. Their bond was genuinely special, and Colt becoming someone Jonah could trust and look up to added another layer to the story. It also gave Colt and Whit a lovely foundation for their friendship to develop into something more.
The whole book has a really warm, comforting feel, with the small-town community and Wells Ranch providing a great setting for the story. Colt’s thoughtful, protective nature and complete golden-retriever energy made him very easy to like, and there were some lovely emotional moments along the way.
Tropes
Cowboy romance
Ranch life setting
Small town romance
Single mum
Friends to lovers
Found family
Opposites attract
Emotional scars
Golden retriever energy MMC
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Narrated in Dual style and both narrators did a great job.
4.25 Stars Small town · Cowboy romance
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