IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #1937
ISBN # 0-373-24937-3
November 2008

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Widow Melanie Bennett knew her little boy's Christmas wish couldn't come true. So she vowed to give him the best holiday she could. And that meant avoiding strikingly handsome Sam LeDoux, the rescue worker she held responsible for their loss.

But while visiting Hawk's Lake for the annual Snow Festival, Sam was everywhere--lighting the town's Christmas tree, coaching peewee ice hockey. He was even roped into playing the part of the town's Santa--whom her son believed in with all his heart. Now Sam was asking Melanie to believe?in his love for her and little Kyle. Just in time to give them all the best Christmas gift ever?.

THE COWBOY AND THE CEO
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #1846
ISBN # 0-373-24846-6
August 2007

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Workaholic Susan Collins wasn't the Gold Buckle Ranch's typical visitor--or camp counselor. The high-powered CEO was more likely to write a check to help disabled children than to teach them arts and crafts. For Susan, it was all business, never personal. So the last thing she expected was a rodeo cowboy to ride into the Gold Buckle and sweep her off her feet.

Clint Scully was more at home dodging bulls in the ring than charming pretty but prickly executives from New York City. But there's a reason they say opposites attract...and sometimes that reason just might be true love!

NOT YOUR AVERAGE COWBOY
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #1788
ISBN # 0-373-24788-5
October 2006

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Buck Porter is a down on his luck Arizona cowboy with a traumatized young daughter who won't speak.

Meredith Bingham Turner is a hospitality expert and TV cook from Boston who's going to change his homestead into a dude ranch and begins to change his life.

He wants her gone...or does he?

THE COWBOY WAY
SILHOUETTE SPECIAL EDITION #1662
ISBN-13: 9780373246625
January 2005

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Single mother, Beth Conroy, learns that her son Kevin won a week at the Gold Buckle Ranch where he'll be participating in their Wheelchair Rodeo program. Kevin's hero, bull riding champion Jake Dixon, is the man who started the program which gives children in wheelchairs the opportunity to rope and ride and be real cowboys/girls for a week. Jake was a hero to Kevin at a time when he needed one the most, so they pack up and fly to Wyoming.

When Beth and Kevin arrive at the Gold Buckle Ranch, Beth is immediately wary of Jake and his drinking. Beth's late husband was an alcoholic. It was he who drove drunk and crashed into a bridge with Kevin in the car. He died, and Kevin is relegated to a wheelchair, even after several operations. Jake thinks that Beth is too overprotective of Kevin. Beth thinks that Jake ought to stick to what he knows best: riding bulls and running Wheelchair Rodeo. As they get to know one another, Beth discovers that Jake has serious medical problems. If he rides again, he could be permanently injured. When she falls in love with him, she knows it will never work. She can't deal with another person who she loves confined in a wheelchair, especially when he can prevent it. Jake can't give up riding, it's his whole identity, and he's riding for a different goal this time: someone put up a million dollars. Jakes wants the money for Wheelchair Rodeo.

Together they discover that if they both give a little, love will find a way.