GIVEAWAY: win your own Real Cowboy (book, sorry, not real guy)
Texas is a big state, and a great many of our male citizens wear cowboy boots
and a Stetson or other brand cowboy hat. That doesn't mean that man is a cowboy.
Texas also hosts some huge and amazing rodeos, so especially during rodeo
season, everyone togs up in western wear, as though they know which end of a
horse is which.
So, when I say REAL COWBOY, I'm talking about the men who actually work on a
ranch, ride horses, shovel out stalls, plant crops, raise cattle and have a
whole different way of looking at life than the city fellows. A real cowboy is
generally down to earth, would do anything to help a neighbor, and they have a
certain inner confidence that comes across. Gotta love a Real Cowboy.
Real cowboys know how to treat a woman. If you have ever loved and been
loved by a real cowboy, you wouldn't have to ask.
Real cowboys do not wear baggy, saggy pants, and they do know how to fill
out their Wranglers
When a Real Cowboy walks into a room all the women know there's a man in the
room...and so do the other men. They have an air of confidence that transcends
everything else. They may be hotties or plain, rugged fellows, but there is no
doubt that they are real men.
Real cowboys aren't afraid to get dirty, but they clean up real nice.
Real cowboys don't line dance. They know how to two-step and would rather
hold you close.
Cowboy musician Tyler Garrett has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to put aside his
rough-and-
tumble rancher's lifestyle and realize his dream. He's on the road to Dallas to
record a demo
when that dream gets kicked sideways by a beautiful woman on the run.
Leah Benson will do whatever it takes to keep her daughter safe. But when her
dangerous past
catches up with her, she needs a heroโand luckily for her, Tyler Garrett was
born and bred for
the role.
Romance Western
[Sourcebooks Casablanca, On Sale: September 4,
2018, Mass Market Paperback / e-Book, ISBN: 9781492667667 / eISBN:
9781492667674]
JUNE FAVER loves Texas, from the coast to the panhandle. Her novels embrace
the heart and soul of the state and the larger-than-life Texans who romp across
her pages. A former teacher and healthcare professional, she lives and writes in
the Texas Hill Country.
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