ISBN: 9780373798513
Published by Harlequin Books on 2015-05-19
Genres: Contemporary, Fiction, Romance, Western
Pages: 224
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The lost cowboy…
Thunder Mountain Ranch was the only place cowboy Cade Gallagher had ever called home. But after he and Lexi Simmons broke each other's hearts, he left it behind, along with his foster family. Since then, Cade has drifted, looking for something—anything—to call home. Until a call from Lexi changes everything…
Cade has been gone too long. His foster mother is hospitalized, and the ranch is in deep financial trouble. Yet even as his world crumbles, Cade's hunger for Lexi is almost as tangible as the taste of her lips and the way her body fits deliciously against his. It's bittersweet surrender. But Lexi isn't the girl she used to be, and she's determined to have the hot cowboy in her bed only if she keeps him out of her heart.
Praise for Vicki Lewis Thompson
“This modern cowboy tale expertly balances sex and emotion with a touch of humor. It’s one of the hottest western romances of the year!”
–RT Book Reviews on Claimed!
“[The series] has cowboys, it has sizzling sex, and the books are all well written.”
–Sugarbeat’s Books on Cowboys Like Us
“Once again Ms. Thompson’s writing is crisp and straightforward, with an uncanny ability to weave the beautiful western landscape of the Grand Tetons into the storyline. Overall a hot, sexy read.”
–Harlequin Junkie on Riding Home
“A scorching hit…”
–We Read Romance on Should’ve Been a Cowboy
A romance writing career has brought Vicki Lewis Thompson many wonderful things –New York Times bestseller status, an appearance on LIVE with Regis and Kelly, the Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award from Romance Writers of America, thousands of readers, many dear friends, and the cutest little yellow convertible in the world. Her career has also given her work she loves. Although she’s written more than 100 books, she continues to be fascinated by the many ways that a man and woman fall in love. The age-old story remains a challenging puzzle to be solved anew with each book. That makes her a very lucky person, indeed.
PLEASE WELCOME VICKI TO BOOKHOUNDS
MY WRITING SPACE
My living room fireplace is quartz, which is a sparkly stone that aids creativity, so I sit in front of it in my red chair whether it’s cold enough for a fire or not. In summer I fill the firebox with little lights to simulate a fire. I light beeswax candles no matter what the season. My sister found the red glass ball at a yard sale for $5, and I stare into it sometimes when I’m searching for a word or a twist to the plot. I’ve written many, many books sitting here.
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the plains. for sure. though I’ve read many a number of louis l’amour books where the mountains play a huge part. so maybe i should say the mountains. 🙂
Congratulations on your achievements. All the best to you.
Thank you so much!
I love that cover. Sounds like my kind of read. I’d say the Plains. Seems it would be easier. Thanks Vicki for the opportunity.
Carol L
The mountains would be the best place to be a cowboy.
both
Today the mountains, then tomorrow the plains. Can’t play fovorites!
Wow, both have their advantages. Living on the plains, you can see for miles around and the storms put on an awesome light show. But I do love the mountains too. Plains!
Tough question. I pick option C someplace with rolling hills but not quite mountains. Oh and any place is great to meet the right cowboy. 😉
The plains would have lots and lots of room to ride.
I would like to see the cowboys on the plains. When I lived in Texas everything we saw was flat.
The mountains! or at least the foothills of the mountains
I like both.
i do love mountains but the plains would probably be easier for the horses and the cowboys
I would say the plains, although I lived in the mountains for a few years and loved it.
The mountains because I live close to them 🙂
I would say the plains although the mountains sure would have it’s challenges.
I think the plains would be a better place for the Cowboys. The plains is a lot easier for the horse and cowboys to ride, it’s flat. If they have a ranch and cows, the cows can graze. I’m not explaining this too well, I know what I want to say but it’s not coming out well. I think the heat today has affected me. Sorry!
Herding livestock has to be less arduous on the plains. I can’t imagine punching cows in the mountains … too many nooks and crannies for cattle to hide or get injured.