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    Blackhawk's Bond

    By Barbara McCauley

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    When he'd purchased a rare thoroughbred from the Blackhawk ranch, Texas millionaire D. J. Bradshaw had also gotten Alaina Blackhawk in the bargain.

    She refused to leave the expensive horse's side, so D.J. gave her two weeks to prepare the animal but those weeks would be spent at D.J.'s home. And if the lone star loner had his way Alaina would be in his bed before time was up. But if the infamous horse tamer thought she would tame this confirmed bachelor she was in for the ride of her life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateDec 1, 2006
    ISBN9781552547526
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    Barbara McCauley

    Barbara McCauley was born and lives in Adelaide, South Australia, with her partner and a handful of animals. She has four adult children and a granddaughter. She enjoys writing stories and has written a full-length stage play, children’s stories, and is currently studying and writing more stories for children. She also enjoys gardening, cooking, travelling, and cross-stitching.

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    • 2/5
      Silly story. The premise of her being a healer is fanciful and would have been good, but the characters personalities were not "fleshed out" enough. D.J.'s actions did not fit with the person he was supposed to be. And what was up with the drums etc.? Was that ever explained. Not a keeper.