Campfire Cowboys
Handsome cowboy Palmer Haas returns from a long spell in wine country and ends up back at his daddy's Stockton County ranch in Oklahoma. His father Bill is glad to have him under his care again, but he rarely gets to see Palmer because he travels on ranch business throughout the country, selling horses.
Carson Foxxe, a hardworking hand at Haas Ranch, doesn't miss a trick when it comes to the ranch owner's handsome son. In fact, he's all eyes-opened and over-the-top interested in Palmer, maybe a little too much.
As August along the prairie grows longer, Palmer welcomes a campfire cowboy friendship with Carson. Carson is warned by a fellow coworker not to get involved with Palmer because it could ruin his future at the ranch. Fools are born every day, though, and Carson becomes more than a friend to Palmer.
There's a big problem at Haas Ranch now. Bill has a major rule that prevents Palmer from being friends or lovers with any of the ranch hands, Carson included. Has Carson already fallen head over boots for the wrong cowboy? If so, what is he going to do? Carson will have to hang onto his bronco man because his ranch ride is about to get bumpy.
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Campfire Cowboys
Handsome cowboy Palmer Haas returns from a long spell in wine country and ends up back at his daddy's Stockton County ranch in Oklahoma. His father Bill is glad to have him under his care again, but he rarely gets to see Palmer because he travels on ranch business throughout the country, selling horses.
Carson Foxxe, a hardworking hand at Haas Ranch, doesn't miss a trick when it comes to the ranch owner's handsome son. In fact, he's all eyes-opened and over-the-top interested in Palmer, maybe a little too much.
As August along the prairie grows longer, Palmer welcomes a campfire cowboy friendship with Carson. Carson is warned by a fellow coworker not to get involved with Palmer because it could ruin his future at the ranch. Fools are born every day, though, and Carson becomes more than a friend to Palmer.
There's a big problem at Haas Ranch now. Bill has a major rule that prevents Palmer from being friends or lovers with any of the ranch hands, Carson included. Has Carson already fallen head over boots for the wrong cowboy? If so, what is he going to do? Carson will have to hang onto his bronco man because his ranch ride is about to get bumpy.
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Campfire Cowboys

Campfire Cowboys

by R.W. Clinger
Campfire Cowboys

Campfire Cowboys

by R.W. Clinger

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Overview

Handsome cowboy Palmer Haas returns from a long spell in wine country and ends up back at his daddy's Stockton County ranch in Oklahoma. His father Bill is glad to have him under his care again, but he rarely gets to see Palmer because he travels on ranch business throughout the country, selling horses.
Carson Foxxe, a hardworking hand at Haas Ranch, doesn't miss a trick when it comes to the ranch owner's handsome son. In fact, he's all eyes-opened and over-the-top interested in Palmer, maybe a little too much.
As August along the prairie grows longer, Palmer welcomes a campfire cowboy friendship with Carson. Carson is warned by a fellow coworker not to get involved with Palmer because it could ruin his future at the ranch. Fools are born every day, though, and Carson becomes more than a friend to Palmer.
There's a big problem at Haas Ranch now. Bill has a major rule that prevents Palmer from being friends or lovers with any of the ranch hands, Carson included. Has Carson already fallen head over boots for the wrong cowboy? If so, what is he going to do? Carson will have to hang onto his bronco man because his ranch ride is about to get bumpy.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781685507794
Publisher: JMS Books LLC
Publication date: 08/03/2024
Sold by: Bookwire
Format: eBook
Pages: 96
File size: 198 KB

About the Author

R.W. Clinger is a resident of Pittsburgh. He has a degree in English from Point Park University of Pittsburgh. His writing entails gay human studies. His work includes Just a Boy, Skin Tour, Skin Artist, Soft on the Eyes, Pool Boy, The Last Pile of Leaves, The Weekender, Cutie Pie Must Die, Frat Brats, Panama Dan, Spoil Me So, The Shower Police, Splash Boys, and several stories with Starbooks Press. For three years he has held the position of managing editor for the literary magazine The Writer's Post Journal. Visit him online at rwclinger.com.
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