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Taking the Bull by the Horns — M.J. Fredrick
“Ms. Fredrick writes a captivating book. Lavender is the perfect match for Taylor. This is the first book I have read that was written by Ms. Fredrick and it won't be my last.” --Fallen Angel Reviews
“The characters were multi-dimensional and captivating. There were a myriad of other people involved which just enhanced this loving exchange between two wounded spirits. The differences in their backgrounds just improved their fairy-tale. The sensual parts of this book were beautifully written, but not offensive. I can promise you several surprises near the end, but a real shocker is at the very end.
I recommend this book to everyone whether or not you like rodeos and cowboys. It is a great book which you will be glad to have read.” --The Romance Studio
He sees something in her that she doesn't see in herself.
Lavender Prouty has always lived in the Texas town of Cascade. Everyone in her family fled the small town, leaving her with her ailing grandmother. She's so accustomed to denying herself, she doesn't know how to react when a handsome cowboy flirts with her during a field trip to the fairgrounds.
Taylor Craig hasn't always been a steer wrestler, but he doesn't talk about his past. He's made enough money to buy a spread near Big Bend, and he loves the cowboy life. Rodeoing answers his need to wander.
When he meets Lavender, those needs shift. He likes how she treats her class, likes her humor, is intrigued by her shyness. Women are always throwing themselves at him, but now he'll do the chasing.
Can Taylor's charm lower Lavender's defenses?
“The characters were multi-dimensional and captivating. There were a myriad of other people involved which just enhanced this loving exchange between two wounded spirits. The differences in their backgrounds just improved their fairy-tale. The sensual parts of this book were beautifully written, but not offensive. I can promise you several surprises near the end, but a real shocker is at the very end.
I recommend this book to everyone whether or not you like rodeos and cowboys. It is a great book which you will be glad to have read.” --The Romance Studio
He sees something in her that she doesn't see in herself.
Lavender Prouty has always lived in the Texas town of Cascade. Everyone in her family fled the small town, leaving her with her ailing grandmother. She's so accustomed to denying herself, she doesn't know how to react when a handsome cowboy flirts with her during a field trip to the fairgrounds.
Taylor Craig hasn't always been a steer wrestler, but he doesn't talk about his past. He's made enough money to buy a spread near Big Bend, and he loves the cowboy life. Rodeoing answers his need to wander.
When he meets Lavender, those needs shift. He likes how she treats her class, likes her humor, is intrigued by her shyness. Women are always throwing themselves at him, but now he'll do the chasing.
Can Taylor's charm lower Lavender's defenses?
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