β Scribed by Daniels, B J
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A devil in blue jeans...
Trouble blew in like tumbleweed - the same time Delaney's new ranch hand, Cooper McLeod, showed up. His rock-hard, denim-clad body was enough to make her knees go weak. But sin itself danced in the cowboy's indigo eyes. He was looking to charm her, all right - out of her senses and out of her ranch.
Cooper was more of a bad hombre than impostor ranch hand and he could tell Delaney Lawson knew it. All fire and vermilion, she was quite a woman - the king that might persuade him to change his ways. Only that didn't matter. He had a job to do, he had to get her ranch, before she got to him!
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