Wyoming #2
HQN
July 2012
On Sale: June 19, 2012
Featuring: Griff McPherson; Val Hunter
384 pages ISBN: 0373776896 EAN: 9780373776894 Kindle: B007WRFWTI Paperback / e-Book Add to Wish List
After Wall Street collapses, investment banker Griff
McPherson trades in his suite and ties for Stetsons and
cowboy boots. He returns to the Wyoming ranch he co-owns
with his brother, but it's not exactly a happy homecoming.
So to prove to everyone, including himself, hat he belongs
back in Jackson Hole, he takes a post as a wrangler on
another ranch.
Air Force Lieutenant Val Hunter has just returned to the Bar
Ranch ranch to help her ailing grandmother run the property.
While it is full of unhappy memories, Val is determined to
do the right by her home. Her new hire is easy on the eyes
and a rough wrangler to boot, yet her instincts make it hard
for her to trust him. When a nefarious neighbor endangers
her land, Val is forced to accept Griff's help--but will she
finally be able to open her heart?
I have to say that I was in that situation almost 5 years ago, when I lost my house, after my Husband lost my job. To make a long story short, we were living in our pop-up camper, since my family turned against us. We are living a new life now, although it still isn't easy, and now the tables are turned. My Sister put my Father in a nursing home after he started falling in his house. When I went to visit him, he asked me if he could come to live with me. Although there is no room for him, and of course the funds aren't there, I can't turn my back the way he did to me, but my Husband isn't as accomidating. We are still in the process of hashing it out, so to speak. There's more to the story, and I could write a book as to the exploits. Your book sounds wonderful, and since I live in the country now, I can relate completely!! I love the cover as well. Congratulations on a great story and I'm sure what will be a great book!! (Peggy Roberson 8:52pm July 4, 2012)
What an interesting topic for a story - I would like to read that one and I hope the ranch-owning brother is having a happy life, as ranching is not easy either. Speaking from experience as a small business owner, that is. (Clare O'Beara 5:27am July 5, 2012)
Whooee! They both sound like great reads!! I'll have to check them out! (Kelli Jo Calvert 11:17am July 5, 2012)
Who doesn't love a cowboy? And Griff sounds fascinating. (Shirley Nienkark 12:55pm July 5, 2012)
Interesting premise gives you a lot to think about and to see how it would feel to be in your characters' shoes. (Alyson Widen 6:51pm July 5, 2012)
I've losted everything during the hurricane 2summers ago, and had to live in a FEMA trailor for months and then had to start all over-its made me feel so grateful for what I have now and its ok to have less, just the most important things is my kids and I are ok and were building our life again working hard...made some good friends thru the ordeal, and we all helped each other out.I'm looking forward to reading the Wrangler, loved The last Cowboy but then they are my favorite kind of books. (Carole Fiore 7:56pm July 5, 2012)
Love the cowboys; sounds like a very good read. Putting it on my TBR list. (Barbara Studer 9:33pm July 5, 2012)
As always, another great story - thank you for sharing these great experiences with us. (Felicia Ciaudelli 9:58pm July 5, 2012)
The Last Cowboy sounds interesting. I have known riches to rags, and it is not fun. (Cathy Phillips 11:23pm July 6, 2012)
The Last Cowboy sounds great. Everyone always wonders if it's nurture or nature that makes a person who they are and in this book Griff seems to have found the truth. (Annetta Sweetko 3:42pm July 24, 2012)
Thank you for these books, I got them both. They sound fantastic. (Holly Vanderhule 9:10pm November 14, 2012)
thanks! looking forward to reading them both. (Beth Fuller 5:55pm November 15, 2012)
Sounds like it is going to be a good book (Tammy Hilsabeck 12:06pm November 16, 2012)
Missed that one, and I don't do Facebook anyway. But thanks for letting us know. (Clare O'Beara 7:47am November 17, 2012)
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