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    Not Your Average Cowboy
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    Not Your Average Cowboy

    By Christine Wenger

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    THE DESERT NEWS
    Is Rattlesnake Ranch ready for prime time?

    Stop the presses! Miss Hospitality herself, Meredith Bingham Turner, has been spotted bringing her unmistakable decorative flairand delicious recipesto Rattlesnake Ranch. Rumor has it she's visiting her best friend, Karen, and helping to spruce up the Porter homestead. But I think there's a reason she might be extending her stay: her best friend's brother, the bona fide cowboy, Bucklin Porter.

    Single dad Buck can be as prickly as an Arizona cactus if he thinks that you're messing with his homeor with the daughter he adores. But even he has to admit that ranching's been a hard road recently. Domestic goddess Merry might be the solution to all of Buck's prayers in more ways than one!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateSep 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459217560
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    Not Your Average Cowboy
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    Christine Wenger

    Christine Wenger has worked in the criminal justice field for many years. She has a master's degree in probation & parole administration & sociology from Fordham University, but the knowledge gained from such studies certainly has not prepared her for what she loves to do--write romance! A native central New Yorker, she enjoys watching bull riding & rodeo with her favorite cowboy, her husband Jim.

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