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Hill Country Hero
by Ann DeFee
"way to make a good impression"
Posted September 13, 2010

There's a famous saying that you never get a second chance to make a good first impression. Well, being tackled by Jake Culpepper, the Roadrunners tight end, sure didn't win him brownie points. But who was CiCi Hurst to talk. Feeling like the odd ball in her family Read more...


Cowboy Trouble
by Joanne Kennedy
"Sometimes it's downright impossible to tell the good guys from the bad"
Posted September 13, 2010

Libby Brown is just sick and tired of men. All men. Working as a big city journalist has its rewards but her life -- most especially her love life -- has taken the joy out of even the best career accomplishments. So pulling herself up by her bootstraps, literally and figuratively, she Read more...


Luck Be A Lady
by Cathie Linz
"love = bit of luck + measure of trust + courage in spades"
Posted September 13, 2010

Once her best friend and cousin Faith's wedding is successfully blessed, Megan West has some plans of her own. After all Las Vegas has lots of shops, museums and other sights to fill this librarian's weekend. But first she has to make sure that this wedding goes off Read more...


Love Me If You Dare
by Carly Phillips
"Two tough cops face their toughest case - love"
Posted September 13, 2010

As partners, Sara Rios and Rafe Mancuso worked together with an amazing shared intuition that made their partnership highly successful. When Rafe became a hostage negotiator, they remained close; never crossing that line past friendship. Sara was tuned into her own career goals which left no place for serious commitments Read more...


Honky Tonk Christmas
by Carolyn Brown
"What smart woman would give up a man that looks like sex on a stick?"
Posted September 10, 2010

Responsibility is a bummer. Living up to others expectations may be even worse. So, when faced with a choice, Sharlene Waverly decided to join the Army never considering that she would be assigned to not one but two tours in Iraq. Her talent with a gun had her assigned to Read more...


The Smuggler And The Society Bride
by Julia Justiss
"Everyone needs someone to trust. They found each other."
Posted August 27, 2010

When a man has spirit and is adventurous, he is considered daring and mayhap even heroic. But when a woman exhibits those same qualities, she is an easy target for scandal. Lady Honoria Carlow had spunk. Although she was touted as the belle of the ton, her standing in London Read more...


Alaska Bride On The Run
by Kate Bridges
"And the saga continues..."
Posted August 19, 2010

It's kind of hard to figure out who's afraid of whom when Harrison Rowland meets Willa Banks. Each was definitely gun shy in the trust department. Willa had just escaped meeting a pretty certain violent end or facing an equally brutal future with a man who was desperate Read more...


Until He Met Rachel
by Debra Salonen
"Gorgeous insecure hunk kind of sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it"
Posted August 19, 2010

Sometimes there is no one left to trust or one's sense of betrayal is so intense that leaving yourself vulnerable by creating new relationships is out of the question. For a man it seems even more devastating than for a woman since any sign of vulnerability is viewed as Read more...


Almost Perfect
by Susan Mallery
"Being perfect is definitely overrated -- in love getting to almost may have to do"
Posted August 14, 2010

How many times can someone say they're sorry before you are forced to steel yourself for the inevitable hurt, bite the bullet and walk the other way? What if you can't walk the other way and you are stuck? Well that's the picture that was developing for Read more...


Skylar's Outlaw
by Linda Warren
"Pick up your big girl panties and get things done -- the Belle way"
Posted August 14, 2010

The Belle sisters were now in charge of running the High Five ranch. Two of the sisters were married and their lives now revolved around their new families but Skylar was firmly entrenched in the daily operations of the ranch. She and her daughter Kira just settled in and although Read more...


Lucky In Love
by Carolyn Brown
"Moral never call a woman a bitch"
Posted August 14, 2010

First impressions and initial introductions are not what dreams are made of especially in the case of Milli Torres and Beau Luckadeau. First time each was going through an emotional upheaval in their love lives. So as the story goes they met, did it and at first light separated as Read more...


Hell, Yeah
by Carolyn Brown
"Can't help falling in love with you."
Posted August 14, 2010

Well the Honky Tonk is now in the capable hands of Cathy O'Dell who is sure she found a place she can feel safe in and call home. The philosophy of the Honky Tonk is if you are looking for an explanation of life you need look no further Read more...


I Love This Bar
by Carolyn Brown
"Life is like a country song--"
Posted August 11, 2010

The rules are pretty darn simple at the Honky Tonk -- don't dis the bartender or you'll face the music. Daisy O'Dell has become quite the bar owner/manager since inheriting the Honky Tonk. It may not be the grandest joint around but in keeping with the previous Read more...


Mail-Order Marriages
by Jillian Hart, Carolyn Davidson, Kate Bridges
"Here comes the brides!"
Posted July 2, 2010

The bigger they are the harder they fall -- well it fits all three grooms to be in this trilogy based on the practice of procuring a bride by mail. Each bride travels great distances usually winding up in areas that are rougher than expected filled with the hope of marriage Read more...


Relentless
by Bobbi Smith
"It's never an even match between a man and a stubborn woman."
Posted July 2, 2010

Life full of twists and turns ultimately shapes who you are. That was the case for both Grant Spencer and Dusty Martin. Neither really had a chance to determine their future, each was mapped out by violence. Grant was just a teenager when his sheriff father was gunned down by Read more...


Diablo
by Georgina Gentry
"Sometimes you have to look beyond the scars to see the soul of a good man."
Posted July 2, 2010

While being read a fairy tale and scarred beyond belief by someone brandishing a hot running iron to one side of his face he asked this prophetic question of the kindly woman who took him in and cared for him as one of her own: Why did a beautiful princess Read more...


Renegade Riders
by Dawn Mactavish
"Lesson number one -- shooting someone not a good first impression."
Posted July 2, 2010

Trace Ord's horse Diablo was being taken right under his nose. His reputation as a renegade rider not withstanding would be cut to ribbons but nobody was getting away with his horse. So he aimed and shot the rustler. But you couldn't begin to understand his dismay when Read more...


Texas Trouble
by Kathleen O'Brien
"Baggage-- it's always about baggage"
Posted July 2, 2010

Life goes on whether you like it or not. The quality of that life is up to you. That is the lesson both Logan and Nora have to learn but before they can do that they have to realize they deserve to be happy. Their happiness seems rather illusive as Read more...


Welcome To Harmony
by Jodi Thomas
"Love is like bull riding -- if you have staying power you win"
Posted July 1, 2010

Harmony might look like a sleepy little town where everyone knows everyone else but looks are deceiving. Lifelong feuds have created a deep chasm between the McAllen and Truman families but there's something brewing in the air. People's feelings are about to change and life in Harmony is Read more...


My Fake Fianc
by Nancy Warren
"Good food, good company, good sex what more can you want"
Posted July 1, 2010

David Wolfe is next in line for VP at the insurance company where he has spent the last six years. Well respected in his industry but pretty much a player in his personal life. So much so he invents a fiancรฉe to keep him in good stead with the Read more...


Sandra Wurman


1 comment posted.

Re: Heartache Falls (11:34am April 28, 2011):

Okay I'm hooked - definitely have three more books to add to my must read list. Dogs love us unconditionally - you can't really say that about anyone or anything else. My Maxwell will always have a special place in our hearts along with our Coco and Shani. Now we have a rescue grand doggie Annie who loves her little girl sooo much.

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