Pickup Man

by Deirdre O'Dare

Overview

High school librarian Jana's best friends Kim and Tracy accuse her of being a professional spinster, still single at twenty-seven. On a bet with them on the weekend of the big rodeo, Jana goes to the favorite night spot of the rodeo crowd to try to pick up a cowboy.
Before the night is over, she knows the steak dinner she'll win from her friends is by far the least of her prizes. Once she gets acquainted with Ty, the phrase "ride 'em cowboy" takes on a whole new meaning. She just might run her brand on this one!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781646564835
Publisher:	JMS Books LLC
Publication date:	07/29/2020
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	100
File size:	277 KB

Read an Excerpt

As the crowd parted, a lane opened across the room to the end of the bar. A cowboy sat on the farthest stool, hunched over his drink. The stool beside him was empty as if his dark mood kept the revelers at arm's length. In an instant, Jana recognized Tyler Parton. Nobody else wore those retro-styled red and black shirts that had become his trademark--the ones with contrasting piping around the yokes and embroidered roses, fore and aft. Straight out of the forties. This one was black.

Gawd, he's one hot looking man. An ass to die for, too. Those tight Wranglers really showcase his buns.

Jana's lusty thoughts surprised her. Hardly typical of a prim high school librarian, her normal persona. Maybe it was the atmosphere. The musky odor of beer, hot bodies and rodeo dust would stir anyone's libido.

Better make this good, girl.

She pulled her shoulders back to tighten theglitter-splashed, cropped, black tee across her breasts and sauntered into the gap, swinging her hips.

Thank goodness for that exotic dance video. Now if I can only remember and repeat some of those moves.

She had to admit she'd learned a lot from the video. This walk was one of the best tricks--pure sex on two feet, shod in a brand new pair of scarlet boots. Her spandex jeans couldn't fit any closer if they were painted on. She looked good and she knew it. The old Jana lacked the brass to carry off this act, but maybe the new one could do it. She gave a little shiver.