Andrea Downing

  • Shot Through the Heart by Andrea Downing

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    Gunslinger Shiloh Coltrane has returned home to work the family’s Wyoming ranch, only to find there’s still violence ahead. His sister and nephew have been murdered, and the killers are at large.
    Dr. Sydney Cantrell has come west to start her medical practice, aiming to treat the people of a small town. As she tries to help and heal, she finds disapproval and cruelty the payment in kind.
    When the two meet, it’s an attraction of opposites. As Shiloh seeks revenge, Sydney seeks to do what’s right. Each wants a new life, but will trouble or love find them first?

  • Always on My Mind by Andrea Downing

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    1972 – Vietnam, the pill, upheaval, hippies.
    Wyoming rancher Cooper Byrnes, deeply attached to the land and his way of life, surprises everyone when he falls for vagabond hippie Cassie Halliday. Fascinated and baffled, he cannot comprehend his attraction—or say the words she wants to hear.
    Cassie finds Coop intriguingly different. As she keeps house for him and warms his bed at night, she admits to herself she loves him but she misinterprets Coop’s inability to express his feelings.
    Parted, each continues to think of the other, but how can either of them reach out to say, “You were ‘always on my mind’?”

  • A Cowboy To Keep by Carra Copelin, Andrea Downing, Kristy McCaffrey, Devon McKay, Hildie McQueen, Hebby Roman, Patti Sherry-Crews

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    THE LEGEND OF BAD MOON RISING by Carra Copelin

    CITY BOY, COUNTRY HEART by Andrea Downing

    BLUE SAGE by Kristy McCaffrey

    THE DRIFTER’S KISS by Devon McKay

    HER MAN by Hildie McQueen

    BORDER ROMANCE by Hebby Roman

    PHOENIX HEAT by Patti Sherry-Crews

  • Loveland by Andrea Downing

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    When Lady Alexandra Calthorpe arrives at the Colorado ranch managed by her uncle, she has little idea of how the experience will alter the future her father has in mind for her. Headstrong and willful, Alex learns to lasso more than the corral fence post as she tries to emulate the lives of the cowpunchers around her and cross the divide from the strictures of Victorian English society to the freedom of the American west. Having overcome a disastrous marriage in England, and with a burgeoning art career in New York, she tries to reconcile her desire for independence with her love for top hand Jesse Makepeace. But when the brutal winter of 1886 blows in killing most of the ranch herd, Alex sees the life she had hoped for on the open range changed forever.