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Sweet Texas Kiss
HE'D TEACH HER TO BE A LADY
More at home in spurs than petticoats, rancher's daughter Dallas Cameron can ride herd as well as any man. It's catching that man that has her all tied up in knots. Ever since her daddy gave her an ultimatum, "rope a husband and hobble him to the altar in time for spring round-up," she's been as jumpy as a wild maverick. That's why she turns to her trusted friend, ranch foreman Nick Langston. Surely with his reputation as a lady killer, Nick can show her how to rein in one marriageable male...
SHE'D MAKE HIM FEEL LIKE A MAN
Nick might have shown Dallas how to shoot, rope and ride, but teaching the tawny-haired beauty the delicate art of seduction is as foolhardy as trying to stop a stampede...and twice as dangerous, especially when she dons a tight, frilly dress. But after one sweet Texas kiss from his irresistible student, Nick will risk anything--even a bullet between the eyes--to have the delectable Dallas all to himself.
More at home in spurs than petticoats, rancher's daughter Dallas Cameron can ride herd as well as any man. It's catching that man that has her all tied up in knots. Ever since her daddy gave her an ultimatum, "rope a husband and hobble him to the altar in time for spring round-up," she's been as jumpy as a wild maverick. That's why she turns to her trusted friend, ranch foreman Nick Langston. Surely with his reputation as a lady killer, Nick can show her how to rein in one marriageable male...
SHE'D MAKE HIM FEEL LIKE A MAN
Nick might have shown Dallas how to shoot, rope and ride, but teaching the tawny-haired beauty the delicate art of seduction is as foolhardy as trying to stop a stampede...and twice as dangerous, especially when she dons a tight, frilly dress. But after one sweet Texas kiss from his irresistible student, Nick will risk anything--even a bullet between the eyes--to have the delectable Dallas all to himself.
448 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 1994
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About the author
Rebecca Sinclair
55 books61 followersReb published her first book in 1989. She is the bestselling author of CALIFORNIA CARESS, PERFECT STRANGERS, MONTANA WILDFIRE ... & a bunch of other historical romance novels.
She lives on the southeast coast of New England in a big house built in 1865—haunted, of course (this is New England, aren't they're ALL haunted?—and only a five minute walk from the ocean, with a husband she loves almost as much as he loves football, fishing & firearms.
Roaming the internet is only one of her obsessions.
She lives on the southeast coast of New England in a big house built in 1865—haunted, of course (this is New England, aren't they're ALL haunted?—and only a five minute walk from the ocean, with a husband she loves almost as much as he loves football, fishing & firearms.
Roaming the internet is only one of her obsessions.
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April 29, 2022
Historical western romances have always been such a guilty pleasure of mine and I was well overdue for one.
This 448 page, angsty, forbidden, age gap romance was DEVOURED in an evening. I enjoyed the read, although the angst had me tense the entire time, I do not think I would’ve liked this as much had I read it during any other mood. The characters were too ‘I can’t be with you’ ‘I have to be with you’ ‘I can’t be with you’ and so on.
The spice was so well written it made just kissing read like the characters were doing so much more. I can’t describe it, I was just surprised at the reaction a make out scene received.
Unfortunately, with historical westerns written in the 90s, this book does contain gender essentialism and the use of one particular racist phrase twice.
Fortunately, there is clear consent before all sexual activity which does not ring true for all Rebecca Sinclair books.
TW: Suicide ideation, accident, injury and everything stated above.
This 448 page, angsty, forbidden, age gap romance was DEVOURED in an evening. I enjoyed the read, although the angst had me tense the entire time, I do not think I would’ve liked this as much had I read it during any other mood. The characters were too ‘I can’t be with you’ ‘I have to be with you’ ‘I can’t be with you’ and so on.
The spice was so well written it made just kissing read like the characters were doing so much more. I can’t describe it, I was just surprised at the reaction a make out scene received.
Unfortunately, with historical westerns written in the 90s, this book does contain gender essentialism and the use of one particular racist phrase twice.
Fortunately, there is clear consent before all sexual activity which does not ring true for all Rebecca Sinclair books.
TW: Suicide ideation, accident, injury and everything stated above.
April 9, 2021
Adored this book! I can almost hear his sexy voice calling her Darlin' and his lessons- swoon! They don't write them like this anymore, a real shame.
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