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The Truth about Cowboys (Home on the Ranch / Harlequin SuperRomance, No. 743)

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For anyone who's always loved a father you've never met... For anyone who's ever loved a cowboy, and lost...For anyone who's ever been hurt by all of the above. Margot Early beautifully depicts a story as old as time. Erin is a young woman who is bound and determined not to let another cowboy hurt her ever again. Her father, Kip Kay, a Colorado rancher, left shortly after Erin was born and she'll never let a cowboy close again. Or so she swears. As a belated birthday present, she "gives" herself a night of passion with a rodeo clown, Abe, and again is heartbroken after he fails to meet her weeks later. After giving birth to Abe's child and losing her mother in a tragic accident, she decides to ge to Colorado to confront her father. Little does she know that Abe is engaged to her half-sister... Margot Early has perfectly written about the proud, silent, faithful, brave, and diminishing species of man, The Cowboy...For any one who has ever known a real cowboy or wants to, READ THIS BOOK!!

Margot Early captures The Truth About Cowboys devastatingly accurate in this novel. The main characters were real, had real-life issues to deal with, showed tender emotions and shared things with each other that other romance novel characters shy away from. Once you start, you won't be able to put it down!