Reminder - I have a special giveaway for August at this link.
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Pepper Bourne has big plans for her stepdaddy's Arizona ranch. The physician's assistant dreams of opening a community garden for Angel Crossing's neediest. The only thing standing in her way is the tall, rugged cowboy who just inherited the property!
Former bull rider AJ McCreary gave up the rodeo to raise his baby girl, and selling the ranch is the only way he can support her now. While Pepper's claim on the property may be uncertain, there's no denying her claim on AJ's heart. He's ready to become a family man. But can he prove it to the one woman who makes his family complete?
The cast of H50 created a community garden at
my son's elementary school in Hawaii
"You don't have a garden just for yourself. You have it to share." - Augusta Carter
Hormel returns to Angel's Crossing with a Kentucky bull rider and his baby girl. Said baby girl, precocious as the baby on the the cover, brings together AJ McCreary and Pepper Bourne in a police station, arguing over the toddler's welfare. The fated lovers soon find themselves on opposite sides, again, over property that could fulfill each of their dreams.
I commend Hormel for creating a rodeo hero who is not from a Western state - AJ reminded me of my cousin in Mississippi who had a wall full of rodeo trophies. Where ever there are horses, there is a rodeo hero to be found. This rodeo hero brings the baggage of a recently discovered daughter and the realization that he has to provide for her. Hormel weaves a heartwarming story of two strong willed protagonists who learn they need to share their hearts to find the happiness they seek.
THE KENTUCKY COWBOY'S BABY is the second book I have read from the Angel's Crossing series. Hormel made it easy to jump right back in the saddle with characters from previous novels without taking the spotlight away from AJ and Pepper. Yeehaw!
THE KENTUCKY COWBOY'S BABY is available August 9, 2016, from Harlequin Books.
I am giving away a book choice from my convention stash to one randomly selected commenter. To enter the giveaway,
1. Do you garden? What's your favorite veggie from the garden? I don't garden ... but I can't resist home grown heirloom tomatoes!
2. Comments are open through Saturday, August 13, 10 pm in Baltimore.
3. I'll post the winner on Sunday, August 14.
Mahalo,
Kim in Baltimore
Aloha Spirit in Charm City