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Jake - Cowboys, Bk 1
Author: Leigh Greenwood

Born and bred in Savannah, Georgia, she is the kind of woman Jake avoids at all cost. When Savannah had arrived with her wagonload of orphans, Jake had realized that the boys under her care were the only way to get his cattle to the Texas market. Can he teach the boys to become cowboys, while keeping his hands off the southern belle?

ISBN-13: 9780843941982
ISBN-10: 0843941987
Publication Date: 3/1997
Pages: 391
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Currently 4.4/5 Stars.

4.4 stars, based on 35 ratings

Publisher: Leisure Books (Mm)
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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Nina B. (NinaB) reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 7/21/2005 + 15 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 1

This is the first book in the cowboy series and I loved it. I received it yesterday and it was such a fast read. I can't wait to read the others.

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Dawn T. (dterlec) - reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 5/18/2010 + 238 more book reviews

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This is the first book of the Cowboys series and a great way to start. There are 12 books total with the orphans all getting their own book. In order the remaining books are:
Ward
Buck
Drew
Sean
Chet
Matt
Pete
Luke
The Mavericks ---Zeke
A Texan's Honor ---Bret
Texas Tender ---Will

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Ilo C. reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 10/8/2009 + 2 more book reviews

this is a wonderful series of books love Leigh Greenwood

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Elaine (Fulltimer) reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 4/8/2007 + 179 more book reviews

If you love western love stories you will love all of the Cowboys series.

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Diane M. (Diane) reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 6/11/2005 + 419 more book reviews

A wonderful series.

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Ruta J. (bythesea) reviewed Jake (Cowboys, Bk 1) on 7/5/2011

Jake and Isabelle provide a great foundation for the rest of the cowboy series, with colorful characters and clear dialogue. With so many boys, it would be easy to confuse them, but each has a sufficiently different situation and characteristics to individualize them. I found the beginning a bit slow but the plot eventually picks up and takes enough twists and turns to keep the reader engrossed.

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