Teaching the Cowboy by Holley Trent
A year in godforsaken Storafalt, Wyoming? No big deal…or so traveling tutor Veronica Silver tells herself. She needs hands-on experience with a special group of students to qualify for a grant, and her assigned passel of ranch kids are special cases, all right. Ronnie loves a challenge, but pitted against a small town’s far-too-active grapevine and a woeful lack of amenities, she worries she won’t be able to hack it.
With the education system in Storafalt sorely lacking, rancher John Lundstrom thought hiring a private tutor would ease some of his considerable stress. What he didn’t expect was a powerful mutual attraction with Ronnie or her steadfast refusal to let him properly court her. She’s on a one-year assignment and wants no entanglements when it’s time to go home to North Carolina.
An unplanned pregnancy and Ronnie’s ensuing deception spins the Lundstrom ranch into a major upheaval. John refuses to let Ronnie run away with his daughter, but he may be forced to compromise when her homesickness threatens to drive a wedge between the two lonely hearts once and for all.
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Holley Trent is an award-winning author of more than forty works of contemporary, paranormal, and erotic romance. Raised in rural eastern North Carolina, she currently makes the Colorado Front Range her home.
What inspired you to write your book?
The idea for Teaching the Cowboy was sparked during a road trip gone wrong. We got lost somewhere in southeastern Wyoming (out of the range of GPS) and spent an hour trying to get back to a highway. An author has lots of time to think when all there is to look at out her window are cows and dust.
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