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From the snowy, wind-whipped prairie to the remote Australian Outback, a cowboy's loving kiss makes this Christmas merry and bright . . .
"The Snow Man" by Diana Palmer
Meadow Dawson needs Santa to deliver a solution to her management of the Colorado ranch she's inherited. Cattleman Dal Blake just wants his pretty neighbor's dog to quit digging under his fence. This Christmas, the unexpected gift of love will surprise them both.
"Kassie's Cowboy" by Lindsay McKenna
A brutal blue norther is battering Wyoming just in time for Christmas when solitary former Marine Travis Grant finds his childhood sweetheart, Kassie Murphy, injured in her car just beyond the ranch where he works. For Travis and Kassie, this snowy silent night will be one last chance to put the painful past behind them—and treat the wounds only love can heal.
"Her Outback Husband" by Margaret Way
Scott and Darcey MacArthur were the perfect couple, devoted to their life together on the family cattle ranch. With one blistering rumor, it ended in heartbreak—but Scott's mother has a scheme that will reunite them in the Outback for a holiday that will prove it's the season for forgiveness.
"Three tales of winter second chance romance will help keep you warm . . . Vigorous romances about determined women are a good way to start the year, so treat yourself to a good book by your favorite authors." —Fresh Fiction
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- ISBN: 9781420144703
- File size: 1044 KB
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- ISBN: 9781420144703
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September 4, 2017
This Christmas western anthology brings three sets of former lovers the promise of second chances. In Palmer’s awkward Colorado story, cattleman Dal Blake has been fighting his attraction to his neighbor’s daughter, Meadow, since she was a teen girl, hiding it behind insults that lead to enmity between them. Eight years later, Meadow and Dal forge a truce as they bond over their mutual love of animals. The uneven pacing and stilted interactions between the cardboard characters doom this tepid romance. In contrast, McKenna’s Wyoming romance is both tender and sweet. Former Marine Travis Grant is struggling to adjust to civilian life, but begins to hope that a happy future with high school sweetheart Kassie Murphy is possible, as compassionate Kassie knows how to accommodate military veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder. Way goes Down Under for her cowboy: Darcey MacArthur returns to the Australian Outback to spend Christmas with her former mother-in-law. Darcey is still reeling from her ex-husband’s betrayal, which led to their acrimonious divorce two years ago, but with maturity, she sees her own mistakes. Darcey’s emotions are raw and heartfelt as she and her ex work past the bitterness to reach forgiveness, making a satisfying conclusion to this anthology. For Meadow, Kassie, and Darcey, grief over losing their mothers has shaped how they view love and how they find the strength to try again. -
October 15, 2017
Cowboys from Wyoming and Colorado to the Australian Outback make the season all the merrier in this anthology of contemporary Western romances from several best-selling authors. A woman with law enforcement but no ranching experience struggles to make a go of the spread she inherited from her father but clashes with her neighbor on just about everything in Palmer's "The Snow Man"; a blizzard gives an estranged pair the opportunity to let go of the past and start over in Lindsay McKenna's heart-wrenching "Kassie's Cowboy"; and a couple torn apart by betrayal are given a second chance at Christmas in Margaret Way's intense "Her Outback Husband." VERDICT Hard-hitting, gritty, and ultimately joyful, these stories have a serious side, making the holiday influence that much more satisfying. Palmer, McKenna, and Way live in Cornelia, GA; Tumacacori, AZ; and Brisbane, Australia, respectively.
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