The Rancher's Request
Sep 2011 · Harlequin
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TROUBLE IN TEXASJournalist Juliet Madsen had been burned by men before, but she certainly hadn’t left Dallas for small-town Texas looking for love—or a family. Until she met single father and wealthy rancher Matt Sanchez, and the two began a steamy affair. Matt was everything she’d ever wanted: smart, sexy, loyal to his family and extremely dedicated to his teenage daughter. But he didn’t know that Juliet was on assignment to expose his family’s secrets—and she feared that if he found out, she just might lose the family she’d always wanted….
MEN OF THE WEST
Whether ranchers or lawmen, these heartbreakers can ride, shoot—and drive a woman crazy…
MEN OF THE WEST
Whether ranchers or lawmen, these heartbreakers can ride, shoot—and drive a woman crazy…
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The author of over seventy-five titles for Harlequin, Stella Bagwell writes about familes, the West, strong, silent men of honor and the women who love them. She credits her loyal readers and hopes her stories have brightened their lives in some small way. A cowgirl through and through, she recently learned how to rope a steer. Her days begin and end helping her husband on their south Texas ranch. In between she works on her next tale of love. Contact her at [email protected]
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