Read this awesome review on To Tame A Cowgirl!  I couldn't be more excited! 

http://blog.lyndacoker.net/2008/08/10/wrdf-review-of-to-tame-a-cowgirl-by-roni-adams.aspx

Every author has the "book of her heart" that she creates.  For me its an entire series. The Double B.  This series kicks off this month with the first book,, "To Tame A Cowgirl".  Available now from www.thewildrosepress.com

Sara has been a cowgirl her entire life, roping, riding and running the Double B alongside her father and their partners.  But when her father dies and doesn't leave Sara her half of the business will she marry a man she doesn't love just to keep her inheritance or will she finally realize that some things are more important than the land.

Buck Weston has been Sara's sidekick his entire life.  Content to work the range and play second fiddle to his older brother Cord, Buck has no issues with not being the "guy in charge".  But when Sara tells him she's going to marry Cord in order to ensure her inheritance how can Buck remain in second place and let the cowgirl he loves marry his brother. 

One stubborn cowgirl, one more stubborn cowboy, lots of chemistry and a cast of characters that will make you wish you could pull up a chair and visit.

Coming in November, 2008 - "The Cowboy Comes Home" the second installment in the Double B series.

Two years ago Tyler Weston took off and left not only his family, and his ranch but his childhood sweetheart Beth Sampson.  Now he's back and wants to repair the damage he's done.  Beth's moved on and he knows he doesn't deserve her forgiveness but his heart won't let him give up on the only woman he's ever loved.

Beth Sampson was brought to her knees when Tyler took off.  Only her job as the local vetrinarian and the love of her friends and family kept her going.  Now Tyler's back but Beth is not about to let him have that kind of hold on her sanity again, but why doesn't her heart listen to reason? 

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