The Texan’s Tennessee Romance Gina WilkinsAfter a false accusation destroyed her career, Natalie Lofton’s priority was getting her life back. An irresistible mongrel pup and a gorgeous handyman were distractions she couldn’t afford! What could she do about the tender feelings that Casey Walker awakened in her?The Rancher & the Reluctant Princess Christine Flynn The Montana ranch was the perfect hideaway for Princess Sophie Saxe. Until she found herself falling for a stubborn, sexy cowboy. Two people from such different worlds that a future together seemed impossible – but Sophie learned that the rancher always got his way!
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Gina Wilkins. The Texan's Tennessee Romance / The Rancher & the Reluctant Princess
THE TEXAN’S TENNESSEE ROMANCE “I’m not looking for any commitments right now, either,” said Casey. “Just not the right time
THE RANCHER & THE RELUCTANT PRINCESS “You don’t get what you want very often, do you, Princess?” Carter asked softly
The Texan’s Tennessee Romance
Gina Wilkins. The Rancher & The Reluctant Princess
Christine Flynn
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Available in September 2010. from Mills & Boon® Special Moments™
The Texan’s Tennessee Romance
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
The Rancher & The Reluctant Princess
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Epilogue
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“For a pet,” he added.
Natalie looked at him through her lashes. “So you think we’ll be able to find a home for him?”
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“Yeah, well, you’ve had your vacation and you’ve gotten to play with tools. So, don’t you think it’s time to come home now? Everybody’s asking about you. And this hiatus can’t look good to the powers that be at your firm. If it weren’t for the family connections, there’s no way they’d have let a junior associate take off this long without repercussions.”
Casey scowled in response to the reminder of those “family connections.” It was true that his paternal aunt Michelle D’Alessandro was one of the firm’s wealthiest and most prestigious clients. And that his maternal grandfather was a nationally known and admired prosecutor in Chicago, who’d roomed with the senior partner in Casey’s Dallas firm years ago back in their college days and had maintained that friendship ever since. And that Casey’s father was a partner in the largest and most respected private investigation and security company in Dallas and his mother the CEO of an acclaimed accounting firm. All of which might have gotten him hired in the first place, but he’d worked damned hard to justify that decision. He’d earned every dollar of his generous paychecks.
