Black Hills Baby (BLACK HILLS RENDEZVOUS, #1)
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Black Hills Baby (BLACK HILLS RENDEZVOUS, #1)

Black Hills Baby (BLACK HILLS RENDEZVOUS, #1)

by Debra Salonen

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When Hollywood heart-throb Cooper Lindstrom needs money to get his late mother's homicidal bookie off his back, he jumps at the lifeline Black Hills postmaster Libby McGannon tosses his way. In Cooper's mind, their arrangement is simple: his sperm in trade for a share in her family's gold mine. But the real pay off is her story--the one he plans to turn into a hit sitcom that will push him back on top.

The hit show Coop saw coming.

Love? Completely blindsided him.

And the baby? Who could have guessed Cooper wanted to be a father? Too bad Libby--the woman he's fallen hard for--might never forgive him for turning her life into a joke for worldwide consumption. Not to mention the changes he's brought to the small Black Hills community of Sentinel Pass, where happily-ever-after isn't left to chance.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940152837650
Publisher: Loner Llama Press
Publication date: 01/30/2016
Series: BLACK HILLS RENDEZVOUS , #1
Sold by: Draft2Digital
Format: NOOK Book
Sales rank: 28,315
File size: 3 MB

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Black Hills Baby (BLACK HILLS RENDEZVOUS, #1) 3.7 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 3 reviews.
Anonymous More than 1 year ago
I was so taken with the Big Sky Maverick book I read, I wanted to explore other offerings. This book was as exciting as watching batteries charge, or paint drying. I could only read 5 minutes at a time before boredom set in. The ending fortunately was faster pace, but not by much.
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jboehmke More than 1 year ago
This was a really fun story. Cooper and Libby were both great characters. Cooper was the perfect combination of snooty actor and bumbling guy with low self-esteem. It was fun to watch how his character grew throughout his "adventure" in Sentinel Pass. Libby was a very strong character, almost too strong. She spent way too much time caring about what everyone else would think or say about her. It's one of the hazards of being in a very small town. Her friends were a great crew of girls though. It was a fun story to read.