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When he wakes up, Joshua West knows he is dead. He is given a job to do on earth and he is not too sure about it. He is to help Abigail Grier, the woman who refused to go away with him. Abigail is in charge of running the ranch because her father is sick. There is a dangerous drought in west Texas, and Abby's property has the only water source available for miles around. Josh decides to haunt Abby to spite her for not going away with him. But later, at home, Abby is at the well and she pours water over herself, and while Josh is admiring the beautiful sight before him, Abby is pushed into the well. Josh saves her and he realizes that Abby is in danger so he reveals himself to her. Abby is shocked and isn't sure how to deal with Joshua, after all, he left her then died, and now he's back, but he's dead! Abby has two suitors who propose marriage and Josh feels jealous, but she knows all they want is her water to save their cattle, so she refuses them. Then harmful things begin to happen on the ranch. Joshua suspects one of her suitors and suggests she marry the other, but Abby declines. Abby and Josh spend time together talking and touching because all the love and feelings they once had for each other are still there. They come to realize that there was miscommunication between them when Josh asked her to go away with him. Josh exposes the culprit responsible for the strange occurrences and before he is called back, Josh makes love with Abby. When she wakes up, he is gone. Abby goes outside and sees two miracles! One is that it is finally raining - can you guess the other? I couldn't tell right off the bat what era this story is taking place in - Josh is told to think of himself as a pinch hitter, and there is reference to the war, but which one? And it was confusing to me whether or not Abby and Josh had lovers in the true sense of the word while he was alive. Other than that, this was a great read.Susan Kay Law writes with humor! The dialogue between her characters is witty and sexy! There is a mystery that will keep you guessing till the very end and a heavenly romance that will keep you entertained! Thanks to Ms. Law, these delightful characters both find a bit of Heaven In West Texas!Gloria Miller -- Copyright © 1994-97 Literary Times, Inc. All rights reserved
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In this enchanting angel romance, a roving cowboy is sent back to earth to watch over the woman who once stole his heart.
When he wakes up, Joshua West knows he is dead. He is given a job to do on earth and he is not too sure about it. He is to help Abigail Grier, the woman who refused to go away with him. Abigail is in charge of running the ranch because her father is sick. There is a dangerous drought in west Texas, and Abby's property has the only water source available for miles around. Josh decides to haunt Abby to spite her for not going away with him. But later, at home, Abby is at the well and she pours water over herself, and while Josh is admiring the beautiful sight before him, Abby is pushed into the well. Josh saves her and he realizes that Abby is in danger so he reveals himself to her. Abby is shocked and isn't sure how to deal with Joshua, after all, he left her then died, and now he's back, but he's dead! Abby has two suitors who propose marriage and Josh feels jealous, but she knows all they want is her water to save their cattle, so she refuses them. Then harmful things begin to happen on the ranch. Joshua suspects one of her suitors and suggests she marry the other, but Abby declines. Abby and Josh spend time together talking and touching because all the love and feelings they once had for each other are still there. They come to realize that there was miscommunication between them when Josh asked her to go away with him. Josh exposes the culprit responsible for the strange occurrences and before he is called back, Josh makes love with Abby. When she wakes up, he is gone. Abby goes outside and sees two miracles! One is that it is finally raining - can you guess the other? I couldn't tell right off the bat what era this story is taking place in - Josh is told to think of himself as a pinch hitter, and there is reference to the war, but which one? And it was confusing to me whether or not Abby and Josh had lovers in the true sense of the word while he was alive. Other than that, this was a great read.Susan Kay Law writes with humor! The dialogue between her characters is witty and sexy! There is a mystery that will keep you guessing till the very end and a heavenly romance that will keep you entertained! Thanks to Ms. Law, these delightful characters both find a bit of Heaven In West Texas!Gloria Miller -- Copyright © 1994-97 Literary Times, Inc. All rights reserved
From the Publisher
In this enchanting angel romance, a roving cowboy is sent back to earth to watch over the woman who once stole his heart.
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