Natalie B. (Hawaiianstar) - reviewed Tex Times Ten (Cowboys By the Dozen!, Bk 4) (Harlequin American Romance, No 989) on + 680 more book reviews
Running from relationships was a surefire way to get caught in the marriage trap and ragged on by his brothers. But no matter what those rascals said,
Tex Jefferson wasn't afraid of intimacy or good girls. And to prove he was man enough to avoid the now-and-forever bonds of wedlock, he planned to temporarily
marry Cissy Kisserton, the prettiest, naughtiest man magnet in Texas. But somewhere between I do and make-believe bliss, his sinfully sexy wife became
the most delectable, upright girl in town. Wicked she wasn'tso why was this love-'em-and-leave-'em cowboy tempted to accept forever with her?
Tex Jefferson wasn't afraid of intimacy or good girls. And to prove he was man enough to avoid the now-and-forever bonds of wedlock, he planned to temporarily
marry Cissy Kisserton, the prettiest, naughtiest man magnet in Texas. But somewhere between I do and make-believe bliss, his sinfully sexy wife became
the most delectable, upright girl in town. Wicked she wasn'tso why was this love-'em-and-leave-'em cowboy tempted to accept forever with her?
Marsha S. (Chycole) reviewed Tex Times Ten (Cowboys By the Dozen!, Bk 4) (Harlequin American Romance, No 989) on + 479 more book reviews
Runnin from relationships was a surefire way to get caught in the marriage trap--and ragged on by his brothers. But no matter what those rascals said, Tex Jefferson wasn't afraid of intimacy--or good girls. And to prove he was man enough to avoid the now-and-forever bonds of wedlock, he planned to temporarily marry Cissy Kisserton, the prettiest, naughtiest man magnet in Texas. But somewhere between I do and make-believe bliss, his sinfully sexy wife became the most delectable, upright girl in town. Wicket she wasn't...so why was this love'-em'-and-leave-'em cowboy tempted to accept forver--with her?
