I love cowboy romances. It's like my odd non-YA thing. This one was really cute, but I wish it had more happening in it. Full review to come. 
 This review can also be found at BookShelfery.Occasionally I venture outside of the YA world, and generally that means you'll find me with my nose - er, ears - buried in a cowboy romance! I know, I know, it's an odd genre for someone like me (sitting on the DC Metro, I told Andye @ Reading Teen about this and her expression was one of bewilderment!). But, I just love cowboy romances. There is something supremely sexy about a guy in jeans, boots and a cowboy hat. YUM. 
 So when I needed to refresh my taste buds with some new adult romance, I turned to Finders Keepers on audio, which has been sitting in my Audible library for some time now. I probably picked it up during credit spending spree before cancelling my Audible account (can't justify it when I listen so slowly), but I am so glad I did. It was cute and sweet, and Garth Black is one sexy mutha- I mean cowboy. He can mount me ANY TIME. 
 Finders Keepers starts off with a bit of conflict, which I think it perfect for this novel, because the reader/listener is tossed right into the mix and story. Garth himself is a conflicted soul, who thinks he is unworthy of many things. Josie is a strong woman who knows what she wants and when she sets out to get it, there isn't much stopping her. 
 Which is where my problem lies with this story. I saw where it was going, and not much happens. I wanted more to happen in it, I wanted Garth and Josie to struggle, but all of their real struggle seemed to happen off page, which was a disappointment to me. 
 But that aside, the interplay between them, as well as characters like Jesse and Rowen, Josie's parents, and even the Mason brothers, were wonderful. Although the story mostly takes place in the bubble of Josie's house, Williams did a good job bringing the town to life through her characters. 
 Like I said before, I do wish that more had happened between Josie and Garth, because their relationship wasn't a struggle at all (or at least not really), and in romances, I want the characters to suffer before they get their slice of happiness. But overall, a solid listen. 
 Narrator 4-1-1 
 Now I remember why I purchased this! Zachary Webber! His voice is an eargasm. I loved his narration in MAYBE SOMEDAY, and wanted to find more of his work. Listeners won't be disappointed.