The Perfect Lover — Jessica St. James

When it came to romance, city girl Hannah Grant had very specific standards. Her job--editing love stories--fostered her vision of the ideal mate. He would be aristocratically handsome, intelligent, incredibly sensitive .... Then raucous Kansas cowboy Rook McAllister rocked her with a potent dose of rude reality.

Rook's courtship style was hardly the stuff of Hannah's fantasies. Instead of long-stemmed roses, misty moonlight and tender kisses, he offered twangy country-western tunes, dusty pickup trucks and primal passion beneath the golden prairie sunrise. The effect was rarely flawless . . . yet it was alarmingly sensual! But could Hannah trade in her lifelong dream of by-the-book enchantment for some rough-and-ready loving?