โ Scribed by Vivian Vaughan
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A warm-hearted tale of romance and adventure from "a superb writer who does Western Americana with flair and humor" (RT Book Reviews).
Reese Catlin is determined to get his herd from Texas to Kansas ahead of the rush so he can make enough money to buy the ranch of his dreams. An excellent chuck wagon cook is essential to the cattle drive, and after tasting the delectable lemon pies at the cafรฉ in town, he knows he's found the perfect man for the job in "Andy" Dushane.
The thing is, Andie Dushane is no man at all. And Reese has no intention of taking a woman on the trail. But it's not so easy resisting Andie's culinary skills . . . or her undeniable beauty.
Before long, her delicious cuisine is all the cowboys can talk about. But it's the thought of her passionate embrace that keeps Reese up at night. Can he bring himself to profess his love for Andie before it's too late?
Full of love and laughter, A Wish...
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