Finding Their Way Back

ONE STARLIT NIGHT by Stacy Dawn It's been two long years since the unforgettable night Elizabeth O'Leary threw caution to the wind and spent the evening in bed with a rodeo cowboy. As much as she'd like to see Grey Wulfsen again, she's afraid that he won't understand or forgive her for the secret she's zealously protected ever since that magical night. Known as `The Lone Wolf' on the rodeo circuit, Grey remembers the woman he knows as Lizzy fondly. When he catches sight of her following his ride he becomes determined to reconnect with her. Oddly no one in town seems to know anyone named Lizzy. If Grey is surprised by that little fact, just wait until he discovers that the woman he never forgot gave birth to his daughter and apparently the pregnancy wasn't an accident. Stacy Dawn really pulls at the reader's heartstrings with ONE STARLIT NIGHT. Elizabeth and Grey seem to be perfect for each other but fear, misunderstandings and misconceptions could potentially destroy any hope they have for a future together. Ms. Dawn does a brilliant job of bringing her characters to life so that they feel like long lost friends. AFTER THE RODEO by Cindy Spencer Pape Free Wulfsen fully intends to have her marriage to bull rider Zane Malone annulled. Personal experience taught her that `happily ever after' simply doesn't happen on the rodeo circuit. Her plans are sidelined though when an accident lands her in the hospital and a pregnancy test reveals that a annulment is out of the question - not that Zane was going to let her go anyway. Zane doesn't regret marrying Free. In fact he had plans to try to arrange their schedules so that they could travel together to the various rodeos. He's shocked that Free wants out of their marriage but with her injuries and a baby on the way he's hopeful he can convince her that he's in it for the long haul. Cindy Spencer Pape pens a story sure to captivate readers from the very first paragraph. Free grew up in such an unconventional lifestyle that the thought of marriage and `roots' scare her. Zane understands her fear but isn't willing to let it dictate their future happiness. AFTER THE RODEO allows readers to empathize with the characters while smiling at their antics. UNDER A RODEO MOON by Roni Adams Carrie Montgomery has never stopped loving Dusty Wulfsen and she's determined to prove it. All her money has never brought her happiness so she's given up her expensive lifestyle to work as a waitress in the Wayback Diner. Eventually she knows that Dusty's rodeo career will bring him through Wayback and she desperately hopes he'll be able to forgive her for the way they parted. Dusty is definitely surprised to see Carrie in Wayback and he's certainly not pleased. Their separation had devastated him and he's never gotten over it but giving her another chance isn't something he's prepared to do. When it comes down to it, he can't deny that he's still in love with Carrie but the same problems that l

Cindy Spencer Pape pens an exciting romance. One that threatens to break hearts. The characters are interesting. Each one has wounds that are not easily healed. The plot flows smoothly. The world of the Rodeo sets the background for romance and love.