β Scribed by Kathryn Roberts
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Alexandria Payne may be beautiful, but shes also a formidable businesswoman. As a major player in the high-stakes world of corporate restructuring, shes learned how to handle many different people and problems, but one thing she doesnt know how to handle is a horse. Enter Jackson Morgan, a trainer who specializes in the Western event of cutting, in which a horse and rider work to separate a single cow from the herd. Alexandria hires him to teach her how to ride, so she can curry favor with Everett Covington, a crusty Texan whose trucking business Alexandria desperately needs to purchase in order to pull off a lucrative dealand whose passion happens to be cutting horses.
The consummate city slicker, Alexandria gamely goes about learning the sport of cutting, but things get complicated when she starts to fall for the cowboy whos teaching her. Soon she discovers that in order to acquire the trucking company shes been chasing, shell have to rein in her emotions.
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