A Cattleman's Secret Baby: Book Four of the Fairfax Family Series
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It's not just because Darcy is the most beautiful woman he's ever seen, it's because she claims he's the father of her late sister's baby and must provide for his son financially. Lachlan is stunned - he's never even met this sister, let alone fathered a child with her. Is this some kind of sick joke, or is Darcy a cunning fraudster looking to cash in?
Darcy is determined to make Lachlan face the truth. Her beloved sister revealed on her deathbed that Lachlan was the father of her son, and there's no way she would have lied. But Lachlan refuses to take responsibility, and Darcy won't back down. She's traveled over three hundred miles through the harsh outback to make sure Lachlan does right by his son, and she won't leave until he does.
Fans of rugged cowboys, sizzling chemistry, and high-stakes drama will love A Cattleman’s Secret Baby - the fourth installment in USA Today bestselling author Chris Taylor’s Fairfax Family series. If you enjoyed The Cowboy’s Baby Bargain by Joanne Rock, you won't want to miss this heart-pounding tale of love, secrets, and redemption.
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USA Today bestselling author Chris Taylor grew up devouring romance books. After working as a criminal lawyer for fifteen years, it was a natural progression to marry her love of romance with the gritty, fast-paced world of crime and thrillers. It is this background that has allowed her to write suspenseful, racy, no-holds-barred romantic suspense novels set in her home country of Australia. From the streets of Sydney to the outback, Chris' novels not only keep you on the edge of your seat, they also take you on a journey across the beautiful landscapes of Australia.
USA Today bestselling author Chris Taylor was a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart® Finalist in 2013. The same year, she won the Romance Writers of Australia’s most prestigious award for unpublished writers, the Emerald Award. Chris lives with her husband and five children on a small farm in rural New South Wales, Australia.
