Love is such a mysterious phenomenon that it defies logic
when trying to describe or define it. For some authors it
seems linked with lust and hot dreams. For others it is
deeper and truly lovelier, no pun intended. Lori Wilde in
CUPID TEXAS: HOW THE COWBOY WAS WON has created two
fabulous, I wish I could think of a better superlative,
characters in Ranger Lockhart and Ember Alzate. Best
friends forever and isn't that what love should really be
built upon, friendship. To think that this friendship
could morph into love and perhaps a life spent together is
what dreams are made of.
So that's why I readily admit that CUPID TEXAS: HOW THE
COWBOY WAS WON is a dream of a love story.
There's a famous movie line that states "you had me at
hello," yeah you all recognize that reference. When Ember
walks into the room and Ranger grins because all was right
in his world, well it made my heart melt and a huge smile
broke out on my face. Swoon worthy. That was the moment
that gave me that secure feeling that all was well with
this couple even if they were both still on the BFF tier.
But not to worry, Lori Wilde has her sights set on helping
Ranger, whose mind is in the sky, and Ember, whose wounded
heart is still on the shelf, realize that they could just
probably be the best match ever.
Ranger uses science metaphors to describe the essential
part Ember has always played in his life, a part he is
beginning to realize needs to be more permanent. Ember
can't get off the BFF page and Ranger is getting anxious
that it might be the only way she sees him. Pay attention
and remember Granny Blue's off-hand comments, they
will keep you on the right track.
Lori Wilde is such a romantic that each chapter in CUPID
TEXAS: HOW THE COWBOY WAS WON begins with a Jane Austin
quote from EMMA. As I said before, definitely sigh worthy.
No one
else could have written this story with such fabulous
characters
than Lori Wilde. Fans will definitely agree with me on this
point.
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Lori Wilde's beloved town of Cupid, Texas, where wedding
fever is in the air . . . and two best friends discover that
sometimes the perfect match is standing right in front of
you . . .
Ember Alzate is a fantastic matchmaker with one big problem:
she can't find the perfect mate for herself! Alzate family
legend says that when she kisses "the One" she'll hear a
mysterious humming in her head. Well, Ember's kissed a lot
of guys and she's never heard a thing. Now, instead of
searching for herself, she vows to find her best friend,
Ranger Lockhart, a bride. It's clear this smart, sexy man
just needs to meet the right gal.
Ranger's returned home to Cupid with marriage on his mind,
but he's not interested in the parade of women Ember pushes
under his nose. His thoughts keep returning to his best
friend—with her combustible combination of curves and sass.
No one compares to Ember, but what's it going to take to
convince her she's the woman for him?
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