Very sweet old time cowboy story with a message about the obvious cure to loneliness. It doesn't take long to read and it's fun to watch the rootless cowpoke grow a bit as he realizes there are other people out there with problems, too.

After twelve weeks on the trail driving cattle, Lin MacLean rides to Cheyenne, Wyoming on Christmas Eve, ready to spend his pay on a good time. He runs into old friend Governor Barker, whose invitation to join him in shopping for dolls and toys for constituents' children gets him to thinking about h

A cowboy finds Christmas when he comes to take care (and care about) a boy who has been mistreated by his family (and society). Kind of hard to follow, and kind of slow. Not my favorite Christmas story. I probably won't put it on my list of books to read at Christmas.

Sweet story of a cowboy on holiday who starts out looking for drink and maybe revenge, but finds Christmas instead.

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Maybe because it was an audio book, it was a tad hard to follow. I may have liked it more if I'd read it on my own.

This story seems strange today, in the age of oversized government reaching into everyone's personal lives. In it, a cowboy comes to town at Christmastime and comes across the child of a woman he once knew. The kid is living on his own and shining shoes in the streets of Denver to get by, so the cow