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Cowboy Cop (Montana)

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Baby Jennifer McCallum, adopted daughter of Sterling and Jessica McCallum has been spirited away. Or kidnapped!

The case of the missing child was turned over to Clint Calloway and his new partner, Dakota Winston. Clint is angry because he does not want a partner and definitely not a female one.

Dakota, 24 questioned Clint it seems every time she turned around. Problem was he just didn't answer. He let his rude aggravation show. He was worried about finding some answers on how Jennifer disappeared.

He also didn't like spoiled little rich girls. Well there were a couple of attempts on his life - Dakota saved him once on the word of Winona Cobb. He was also angry to find out he was one of Jeremiah's by-blows.

He couldn't inherit so what did it matter to anyone? But apparently Mary Jo Kincaid didn't know that. Everything was pointing to her and Lexine Baxter.
And just what did the old coot, Homer remember?
Rafe "Wolf Boy" Rawling finally found out who his parents were.

Clint and Dakota were strongly attracted to each other but he wanted nothing to do with her, except sex. She gave up her virginity for a bit of a tickle? Clint was not going to offer her marriage. [Idiot]

Extremely well plotted out 12 book series with a number of dry spots and pre-marital sex. [I could have done without]. Characters were highly entertaining and expertly woven into the series for high entertainment.
Whole series is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED --- ah but there is more to come.

Great story, I have read several Montana Maavericks, Return to Big Sky series. I find myself looking for this series everywhere I go.
Rachel Lee did not let me down on this one.

This title is a must read to tie in all the Welcome to Whitehorn series of Montana Mavericks. Although each book in this series stands alone, Cowboy Cop answers any unanswered questions left hanging in the first eleven titles when Clint Calloway's orderly life turns chaotic -- on the verge of breaking the biggest case ever in Whitehorn, Montana.

Book got here in excellent condition, mom enjoyed reading it, as did gramma. Thank you.