Cowboy's Bride
by Barbara McMahon, Silhouette Desire, January, 1996
| When Bostonian Kalli Bonotelli inherits her uncle's ranch, she's excited to move to Wyoming and try her
hand at running the spread. With the help of neighbor Trace Longford, she's sure she can make it. Until she
discovers Trace really wants the place to expand his own ranch. Would Trace ever want her more than
the land?
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Cowboy's Bride is a tender, compelling love story. The rugged Wyoming setting
enhances the action. This is a great story that leaves you wanting more!
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| Cowboy's Bride is an enjoyable modern day western romp that explores exactly
what happens when an irrestistible force meets an unmovable object. Secondary players add loads of
authenticity to this delightful comedy. 4 1/2 stars -- Affaire de Coeur |
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| Ms. McMahon is an excellent storyteller with an easy, flowing style. With a man as sexy as Trace,
what woman wouldn't want to know more about him? But this man has his pride, which will keep the
reader routing for Kalli until the very end of this very satisfying story. |