Natalie B. (Hawaiianstar) - reviewed The Rancher's Daughter (Montana Mavericks) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1568) on + 680 more book reviews
To the residents of Rumor, Montana, Ash McDonough was nothing but trouble. It didn't matter that ten years had passed since he'd last set foot in town.
Nothing could redeem him not even the fact that he'd rescued the daughter of the most powerful man in the county from a fiery blaze.
But Maura Kingsley seemed hell-bent on tearing down the defenses of the cowboy who'd saved her life. While it would take a better man than Ash to resist
her passionate kisses, he wasn't about to let the beautiful redhead anywhere near his wary heart. After all, he'd learned long ago that risks were rarely
worth taking even if it meant losing his chance at love.
Nothing could redeem him not even the fact that he'd rescued the daughter of the most powerful man in the county from a fiery blaze.
But Maura Kingsley seemed hell-bent on tearing down the defenses of the cowboy who'd saved her life. While it would take a better man than Ash to resist
her passionate kisses, he wasn't about to let the beautiful redhead anywhere near his wary heart. After all, he'd learned long ago that risks were rarely
worth taking even if it meant losing his chance at love.
Earl H. (squirrelly) reviewed The Rancher's Daughter (Montana Mavericks) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1568) on + 588 more book reviews
They came from different worlds. To the residents of Rumor, Montana, Ash McDonough was nothing but trouble. It didn't matter that ten years had passed since he'd last set foot in town. Nothing could redeem him--not even the fact that he'd rescued the daughter of the most powerful man in the county from a fiery blaze.
But Maura Kingsley seemed hell-bent on tearing down the defenses of the cowboy who'd saved her life. While it would take a better man that Ash to resist her passionate kisses, he wasn't about to let the beautiful redhead anywhere near his wary heart. After all, he'd learned long ago that risks were rarely worth taking-even if it meant losing his chance at love...
But Maura Kingsley seemed hell-bent on tearing down the defenses of the cowboy who'd saved her life. While it would take a better man that Ash to resist her passionate kisses, he wasn't about to let the beautiful redhead anywhere near his wary heart. After all, he'd learned long ago that risks were rarely worth taking-even if it meant losing his chance at love...
Lisa S. (lilred) reviewed The Rancher's Daughter (Montana Mavericks) (Silhouette Special Edition, No 1568) on + 66 more book reviews
very good book
