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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 fiancΓ©e to keep him in good stead with
the Read more...
The Shadow Of Your Smile
by Mary Higgins Clark
"Some doors are better left closed"
Posted July 1, 2010
Dr. Monica Farrell's father Edward was very forthright about
the fact that he was adopted. He was fortunate in that he
was adopted by fine people but as he got older he seemed
driven by his desire to search out information about his
biological parents. He spent great amounts Read more...
Montana Destiny
by R.C. Ryan
"No guts no glory- - when in doubt double up."
Posted April 27, 2010
Wyatt McCord is enjoying his return to the family ranch
after many years on the road. And like his two cousins Zane
and Jesse is becoming rather zealous over continuing their
grandfathers search for gold lost for generations on their
land. The townspeople think it is more like a curse Read more...
Audrey And The Maverick
by Elaine Levine
"Satisfying like a good piece of chocolate."
Posted April 27, 2010
Audrey Sheridan and her brother were left on their own by
the time she was seventeen. The only support group they had
was the good people of Defiance. But the big problem was
that group was diminishing daily as the town slowly died.
Towns die from neglect but this town Read more...
Montana Legacy
by Ruth Ryan Langan, R.C. Ryan
"Pride is no match for love."
Posted March 30, 2010
Chasing after gold is a fool's errand and sometimes chasing
after a lost love feels like one too. Jesse McCord's not
sure which is worst. Having watched his grandfather Coot
spend his life searching for the gold buried somewhere on
the thousands of acres ranch Jesse is certain Read more...
Quarterback Daddy
by Linda Barrett
"Score one for the good guys!"
Posted March 30, 2010
Alexis Brown knew the score. Unable to prevent the murder of
her sister, faced with the funeral costs not to mention all
ready burdened with student loans and a mortgage, she was
also charged with taking care of her new born niece
Michelle. A lot for anyone to handle and Read more...
Getting Lucky
by Carolyn Brown
"What the heck does luck have to do with love??"
Posted February 20, 2010
Griffin Luckadeau and Julie Donovan just have to face
facts---neither one has ever been lucky in love. Call it bad
judgment, drunken stupor or just a case of lust gone awry
they have both had to dust themselves off after falling off
one or two bad horses and get Read more...
Texas Wedding For Their Baby's Sake
by Kathryn Albright
"Love makes all of us hostages to our hearts"
Posted November 25, 2009
Even the most intelligent and talented men have feelings of
inadequacy, jealousy or doubt and Brandon Dumont is no
exception. Although he seems to have a brilliant and
successful future both in his career as a surgeon and in his
impending marriage to Caroline Benet he lacks confidence
around his Read more...
A Home for Christmas
by Deborah Grace Staley
"Is there anything more important than love?"
Posted November 22, 2009
The answer to that is trust. Without it love can quickly and
quietly just burn itself out, passionate but futile. For
some love comes easily. That is not the case for either
Doctor Janice Thornton or Blake Ferguson. They seem to truly
come from two different worlds and yet their Read more...
Ain't Too Proud To Beg
by Susan Donovan
"Sometimes a girl has to tweak her requirements for a lover"
Posted November 22, 2009
There's definitely a feeling of desperation when you start
to think of your dog as your significant other. Josie
Sheehan and her trio of co-worker/friends/fellow dog walkers
are beginning to get a little eccentric especially in their
dealings with the opposite sex. For various reasons they Read more...
He's No Prince Charming
by LuAnn McLane
"So the real question is -- who needs a prince charming any way"
Posted November 22, 2009
No one said being a celebrity is easy. But a washed-up
celebrity -- well that just stinks. Take the case of Dakota
Dunn. Singing sensation at sixteen she returns to the only
place she ever felt at home with a plan to reinvent herself.
Her manager's edict was get Read more...
Alaskan Renegade
by Kate Bridges
"Life and loving means taking chances facing insurmountable odds"
Posted November 22, 2009
Back in August of 1899 Alaska was rough and yet there were
those brave souls facing harsh elements to carve out a life
where civilization had yet established. There was the
question why someone chose to leave a big city with its
amenities and face an uncertain future. But people Read more...
One Lucky Cowboy
by Carolyn Brown
"Hang onto your hats and get ready to meet Jane Day"
Posted November 22, 2009
Slade Luckadeau is rip roaring pissed and that is
unquestionably odd behavior for someone who is usually
rather laidback. But he has good reason, or so he thinks
since his grandmother is obviously out of her mind having
just hired on as a driver a complete stranger she meets
while Read more...
Lakeshore Christmas
by Susan Wiggs
"Miracles are often preceded by hard work, preparation and faith."
Posted November 22, 2009
Picture a librarian and you've got a pretty accurate vision
of Maureen Davenport - or do you? Picture a child star icon
with a rebellious streak a mile long and now you're seeing
Eddie Haven -- but is that a true assessment? In either of
these cases what you see Read more...
Bed Of Roses
by Nora Roberts
"Nothing short of love will do..."
Posted October 24, 2009
Emma Grant has been spoiled. Brought up by parents who
adored her and weren't embarrassed to show their love for
each other gave Emma the goal to find the same kind of love.
Hopelessly romantic she dreamed of how the love of her life
would come to her and Read more...
A Creed Country Christmas
by Linda Lael Miller
"Everyone needs a little saving"
Posted October 24, 2009
You could say that Juliana Mitchell is down on her luck and
that would be a huge understatement. The Indian school where
she taught has been shut down and the kids are being
shuttled off to various institutions where they surely will
not flourish as they had under her tutelage Read more...
Never Love A Lawman
by Jo Goodman
"Simply put rule #1 -- you can't choose who to love, rule #2 refer back to rule #1."
Posted September 17, 2009
We get a hint into what drives Rachel Bailey to Reidsville
from the home of her protector Clinton Maddox by reading
between the lines in the very first chapter. What we fail to
acknowledge is how very sinister and real the threat. At
first glance Rachel has clearly settled into Read more...
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