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Cargando... The Rancher She Lovedpor Ann Roth
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Pertenece a las seriesSaddlers Prairie (4) Pertenece a las series editorialesHarlequin American Romance (1456)
A Chance To Prove Himself Learning that she was adopted is the biggest shock of magazine writer Sarah Tigarden's life. Falling in love with champion bull rider Clay Hollyer is a close second. Years ago, she shared a sizzling kiss with the handsome rodeo star, only to hear that he was a player who enjoyed toying with women. After her profile of Clay called him on his caddish behavior, she never wanted to see him again. But as Sarah searches for her birth mother, Clay is unexpectedly by her side. Can this really be the same guy she condemned as a womanizer? As she gets closer to learning the stunning truth about her biological mom, Sarah also finds herself getting closer to Clay. Her head tells her it's a mistake...but her heart isn't so sure. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Clay had been a champion bull rider before he got hurt. Now he is getting his ranch up and running in Saddlers Prairie. Seeing Sarah at his door brought back a whole bunch of memories, many of them bad ones. It also made clear to him that his attraction to her hadn't died. He found himself wanting to help her and support her in her search. He could see the pain in her eyes when she talked about her adoptive mother and why she had kept the secret of her birth from her. He tried to fight the attraction but he found that she was constantly on his mind. He tried to tell himself it was just physical and that he couldn't allow himself to have feelings for someone he couldn't trust not to trash him again. I really liked the way that Clay was so good at being there for Sarah when she needed him. I also loved the way that since his accident he has admitted to himself that his old lifestyle doesn't fit him any more and he's ready for a change. His final admission of his feelings to himself and his approach to Sarah at the end was wonderful. I loved the epilogue. ( )