A Touch of Frost by Jo Goodman – Historical Western Romance Review
Updated: Sep 2
Set against the rugged backdrop of an 1892 Colorado cattle ranch, A Touch of Frost combines adventure, secrets, and steamy romance. Jo Goodman delivers a page-turning story of Remington and Phoebe, with twists, humor, and sizzling chemistry that will keep readers hooked.
At-a-Glance
Tone: Steamy, adventurous, and dramatic with touches of humor
Setting: Colorado cattle ranch, 1892
Genre: Historical western romance
Themes: Love and desire, secrets and deception, courage, loyalty
Best for readers who enjoy: Historical western romance with adventure, passion, secrets, and strong chemistry.
Book Review of A Touch of Frost by Jo Goodman
This steamy and well-written story set in Colorado will satisfy readers of historical western romance. Set on a cattle ranch in 1892, A Touch of Frost by Jo Goodman tells the story of Remington Frost, the handsome protector to Phoebe Apple on her journey from New York . . . only Phoebe doesn't know Remington is close by. When a train robbery turns out to also be a kidnapping, Remington must race to save Phoebe. When she discovers who he is, the son of her sister's husband, Thaddeus, she's not only shocked, but she has trouble keeping her distance. Will that be the end of Phoebe's troubles? Ms. Goodman takes the reader on a ride filled with adventure, drama, and humor.
There are many levels to this story with plenty of twists to keep the reader turning page after page. The characters are fun and the author's storytelling style drew me in and held me close. There is plenty of bodice-ripping romance in this one for readers who like their books on the lusty side. With plenty of secrets to uncover, Remington and Phoebe have their work cut out for them.
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Book Information
Genre: Historical Western Romance
Published: June 6, 2017
Print Length: 416pp
Publisher: Berkley
Format Read: E-Book
Source: Provided by the publisher via NetGalley
Content Rating: 5 Hearts
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About the Book
When a train robbery leaves Phoebe Apple in the hands of kidnappers, Remington Frost sets out to rescue the woman he has been secretly protecting. Their reunion becomes complicated when Phoebe discovers that Remington is the son of her sister's new husband—and that the attraction between them is impossible to ignore.
Back at Twin Star Ranch in Colorado, Phoebe settles into her new surroundings while she and Remington uncover secrets and betrayal that threaten both the ranch and their growing romance.
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