The Cowgirl Said She Needed a Ranch Hand Before a 200-Mile Cattle Drive—Then Emmett Roe Smiled and Said He Had Hoped She Needed a Husband, Never Guessing Lou Tarrant Would Soon Have to Decide Whether Accepting His Help Meant Repeating the Debt That Had Ruled Her Father

The Cowgirl Said She Needed a Ranch Hand Before a 200-Mile Cattle Drive—Then Emmett Roe Smiled and Said He Had Hoped She Needed a Husband, Never Guessing Lou Tarrant Would Soon Have to Decide Whether Accepting His Help Meant Repeating the Debt That Had Ruled Her Father

The Horse Buyer Offered Dileia Kincaid a Fortune for the Stallion She Would Never Sell – So She Challenged Him to Race Her Instead, Never Guessing the Man Sent to Take Whistler Would Soon Be the One Helping Her Uncover Why Someone Wanted Her Mother’s Bloodline Erased

The Horse Buyer Offered Dileia Kincaid a Fortune for the Stallion She Would Never Sell – So She Challenged Him to Race Her Instead, Never Guessing the Man Sent to Take Whistler Would Soon Be the One Helping Her Uncover Why Someone Wanted Her Mother’s Bloodline Erased
The Wyoming Rancher Rode Four Miles to Ask the Cowgirl He Trusted to Help Him Find a Wife—She Pointed at Herself, Offered Him Courtship Instead of a Promise, and Made Him Prove He Wanted May Dalton, Not Merely the Perfect Woman for His Ranch

The Wyoming Rancher Rode Four Miles to Ask the Cowgirl He Trusted to Help Him Find a Wife—She Pointed at Herself, Offered Him Courtship Instead of a Promise, and Made Him Prove He Wanted May Dalton, Not Merely the Perfect Woman for His Ranch