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    Bachelor Cowboy

    By Roxann Delaney

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    Bull riding—and all the danger that comes with it—is in Dusty McPherson's blood. When an injury knocks him out of the rodeo and back home to Desperation, Oklahoma, all he can focus on is riding again. Until he's welcomed by a gorgeous redhead aiming a shotgun at him.

    To Kate Clayborne's surprise, the handsome trespasser is not only a farmhand hired to help maintain the Clayborne farm, he'd been her high school crush. Used to living on her own terms and without the help of a man, Kate is reluctant to work with Dusty. Being so close to him now means trusting him, relying on him…and dealing with the attraction between them. Can she trust her heart to an adventure-seeking bull rider whose life is full of risks?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin American Romance
    Release dateJan 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426846724
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    Roxann Delaney

    Roxann Delaney wrote sixteen books with Harlequin, primarily within the Harlequin American Romance series. The creator of the wonderful town of Desperation, Oklahoma, her novels feature rugged ranchers and handsome lawmen and the strong women who love them. Roxann passed away in 2015.

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