The Cowboy of Valentine Valley (Valentine Valley Series #3)

by Emma Cane

Overview

Welcome to Valentine Valley, where the cowboys have many talents and love is waiting around every corner . . .

Ever since a heated late-night kiss—that absolutely should not have happened—cowboy Josh Thalberg makes former Hollywood bad girl Whitney Winslow's pulse beat faster. But when she decides to use his gorgeous leatherwork in her new upscale lingerie shop, Leather & Lace, she's determined to keep their relationship strictly professional . . . even if she wants so much more.

Josh has never met a challenge he isn't up for. Which is probably why he allowed Whitney to persuade him to take the sexy publicity photo that went viral—and now has every woman in America knocking down his door . . . every woman except the one he can't get out of his head.

But how to convince a reformed bad girl that some rules are worth breaking?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780062242518
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	01/28/2014
Series:	Valentine Valley , #3
Pages:	384
Sales rank:	610,420
Product dimensions:	4.10(w) x 6.70(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

Emma Cane grew up reading, and soon discovered that she liked to write passionate stories of teenagers in space. Her love of “passionate stories” has never gone away, although today she concentrates on the heartwarming characters of Valentine, Colorado, a small town of her own creation nestled in the Rocky Mountains. Now that her three children are grown, Emma loves spending time crocheting and singing (although not necessarily at the same time), and hiking and snowshoeing alongside her husband, Jim, and two rambunctious dogs, Apollo and Uma. Emma also writes USA Today bestselling novels under the name Gayle Callen.

Editorial Reviews

Wonderful…Readers will love these characters as much as they love the rest of the residents of the valley.” — RT Book Reviews

From the Publisher

Wonderful…Readers will love these characters as much as they love the rest of the residents of the valley.

RT Book Reviews