Georgia Hotchkiss was one of those pretty, popular girls in high school. She was a cheerleader, dated a football player; but she broke a few stereotypes -- she was a virgin and stayed one until she got married -- the summer after high school. Married life wasn't everything Georgia expected it to be. After a divorce, she left Sundance, WY as quickly as she could and is now living in Dallas, TX pursuing a PR career.

Tell McKay had it bad for Georgia during high school. He let her walk all over him and kept coming back for more. Tell kept hoping Georgia would wake up and realize he was the boy for her, but she married her football player boyfriend and headed for heartbreak. Tell never once considered leaving Sundance - he was a McKay and the McKay's have ranched in the Sundance area for as long as anyone can remember.

Georgia finds herself back in Sundance for the summer on a special work assignment, handling PR for a summer Rodeo series. On her first night back in town, Georgia runs into Tell at the local bar and sparks immediately begin to fly. Tell makes a proposal to Georgia -- he'll be her date to their 10 year reunion in a few weeks if she helps him out by getting him more judging jobs at the summer rodeos. The only catch -- they have to date in the weeks leading up to the reunion so people believe they are a real couple. Georgia agrees to proposal so she can show the world that she doesn't care about her cheating ex-husband and his pregnant new wife. Tell and Georgia enjoy some fun dates and seem to be developing a relationship; however, a series of misunderstandings and miscommunications are constantly popping up and getting in the way of moving forward. Can Tell and Georgia get past their stubborn natures and mistrust to enjoy their smoking hot love?

KISSING' TELL is the thirteenth book in the Rough Riders series and is just as delightful as book one! Lorelei James has struck gold with the McKay men and this series!! I have read and re-read every one of these books and always look forward to the next in the series so I can visit Sundance, WY again. Tell McKay is not as stubborn as some of the McKay men, but he is still a big, strong cowboy that needs to be set straight by the woman in his life. And Georgia Hotchkiss is a great heroine -- she's beautiful, yet flawed -- and I loved exploring her relationship with her father. Check out this book and all of the Rough Rider</ i> series -- you won't regret it!!