The Truth About Cowboys is the first book in Lisa Renee Jones new series, and it has one of my favorite tropes in it, which happens to be Enemies-to-Lovers. I love this trope and can’t get enough of it.The book starts with Jessica heading to Sweetwater, Texas to get away from the city since she caught her fiancé in bed with his secretary. The break-up has her without any money and giving her up to her job as a divorce lawyer. She’s decided to rent out a cottage on a ranch and write a guide to divorce book. Unfortunately, she ends up stuck, and a very mean cowboy assists her. That same cowboy Jason finds out that Jessica is staying at his cottage thanks to his grandmother renting it out to her without his permission. Jason knows that his grandmother has a secret agenda, but he doesn’t want anything to do with Jessica and having a relationship. He has his painful past, and he has to take care of the ranch that his parents used to run. He has a lot on his plate, and now he has to deal with the beautiful, clumsy Jessica. Jessica will continuously put Jason in his place, especially when she finds out the truth about Jason and why he’s the way he is in the book.Jessica is one character I liked in this book because she didn’t let Jason scare her away. He was a complete jerk to her in this book. I couldn’t stand his character, but I also couldn’t get enough of him. He’s a former baseball pitcher, and everyone wants him to go back to baseball, but he thinks he needs to be at the ranch to help his grandmother. His grandmother wants him to live in his life. His grandmother was my favorite because she was witty, feisty, and funny. I loved her. She put her grandson in his place at times. Between his grandmother and Jessica, these two knew how to put Jason in his place.Now on to the relationship between Jason and Jessica. These two had an explosive relationship together. It was off and on and then on and off several times, but that’s what happens with an Enemies-to-Lovers book. I love it.This book fed my love of Enemies-to-Lovers and Cowboy Romance. I look forward to the next standalone novel in the new series by Lisa Renee Jones. Be ready for two characters that can’t stand each other, but then have a connection that they can’t deny.Story Rating: 4.5 starsSteaminess Rating: 3.5 starsStandalone or part of series: Part of series, but each follows a new couple, so can be read as a standalone.Do I recommend this book? Yes.Will I read other books from the author? Yes. She’s one of my auto-buy authors.Tropes/Elements: Enemies-to-Lovers; Western RomanceHero: Former Baseball Pitcher; Jerk; Cowboy who is running his family ranch; Lost both of his parents in an airplane accidentHeroine: Former Divorce Lawyer; Soon-to-be Author; Entrepreneur; Broken-hearted due to what Fiancé did to her; ClumsyI received a complimentary copy of the book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.