Out of nowhere, Walker Cody swoops in and saves Paula Olsen's toddler son from a dog bite. Before she can properly thank him, the handsome Iraq War...
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Oct 01, 2010
Buggy
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Walker The Rodeo Legend was a big ole tease. Although it could just be that I’ve been reading far too much erotica lately. This was my first Harlequin American romance and also my first by author Rebecca Winters so little did I know going in this was going to be a “clean” romance. In all honesty I’d never even heard that term before (again possibly too much erotica being read) so you can imagine my disappointment when I realized I wasn’t ever going to get to see Walker the sexy, military cowboy
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Nov 27, 2010
Missy
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After Walker saves Paula's son, she goes out of her way to find and thank him. The meeting brings about a connection.
Although Walker suffers from post traumatic stress syndrome, he gets the help he needs to overcome it, including therapy, going back to his family and participating in the rodeo like he did prior to joining the military.
As much as I usually hate any book dealing with a military main character this one was decent since it wasn't mentioned in every other sentence More...
Although Walker suffers from post traumatic stress syndrome, he gets the help he needs to overcome it, including therapy, going back to his family and participating in the rodeo like he did prior to joining the military.
As much as I usually hate any book dealing with a military main character this one was decent since it wasn't mentioned in every other sentence More...
Jun 06, 2010
Julie
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I love continuities, series by different authors, and was intrigued by this one about a family in Wyoming. I have been to Cody, Wyoming and fell in love with the area and now find I am falling in love with the characters in this first book in the series. I am a sucker for wounded heros and unique heroines and this book has both. Already looking forward to the next book about Dexter by Marin Thomas.
Aug 11, 2010
"It is a excellent story of two people dealing with mental anguish without the book becoming depressing. Set amid the rodeo and ranching backdrop..." from a review posted by an eHarlequin.com member, read more here.
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