Cattleman's Honor
1st Edition
Published on 27. January 2014
192 pages
978-1-4720-8092-9 (ISBN)
Description
SINGLE...WITH CHILDREN
Running from a bad divorce Emily Major was looking for peace, quiet and a safe new life for her son. She was not looking for love, not even from a walking, talking cowboy fantasy like her new neighbor....
But rancher Adam Winchester was used to getting his way, especially when it came to women. With sweet talk and persistence, this hard-as-nails single father was determined to win Emily's heart-come hell, high water or...teenagers. With their kids wreaking havoc on romance, could they be lovers and family? Just how far was Adam willing to go to make the land-and the woman-his?
Running from a bad divorce Emily Major was looking for peace, quiet and a safe new life for her son. She was not looking for love, not even from a walking, talking cowboy fantasy like her new neighbor....
But rancher Adam Winchester was used to getting his way, especially when it came to women. With sweet talk and persistence, this hard-as-nails single father was determined to win Emily's heart-come hell, high water or...teenagers. With their kids wreaking havoc on romance, could they be lovers and family? Just how far was Adam willing to go to make the land-and the woman-his?
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Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,47 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-8092-9 (9781472080929)
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Schweitzer Classification
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Additional editions
Pamela Toth
Cattleman's Honour (Winchester Brides, Book 1)
Book
04/2004
Mills & Boon
€23.71
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USA Today and Waldenbooks bestselling author Pamela Toth has written romance for nearly twenty years. She was born in Wisconsin, but has spent most of her life near Seattle where she's raised two fantastic daughters, Erika and Melody, and several Siamese cats. Recently she took a page from the books she loves and married her high school sweetheart after a thirty-year separation. They live in a town home with a view of Mount Rainier. It's within walking distance of a book store and an ice cream shop, two of life's necessities. When she's not writing, she enjoys riding in her husband's 18-wheeler, reading a wide range of fiction, doing counted cross-stitch and playing Spider Solitaire on her computer.
