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How
to Date a Cowboy
By Brenna
Gallagher
The first one I ever met stood tall and proud and behaved as a true gentleman. Of course he was wearing those dusty clothes and that strange hat, but those deep dark eyes of his bore through to my soul. Those strong hands that could only be had from hard work were warm to the touch. His gruff demeanor couldn’t mask the heat in those eyes on that cold autumn day. I’ve learned a few things since that first encounter and I’m here to share my meager expertise, so listen carefully.
*Most
importantly, a true cowboy is loyal to the death. Be warned ladies-he expects
that same in return. Treat your cowboy well and he’ll move heaven and earth for
you.
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She was on a quest for discovery.
He was on a quest for revenge.
Together they would discover a second chance.
As head of the Gallagher clan, Ethan has more than enough to occupy his thoughts and time-he didn't need the complication of Brenna Cameron and he certainly didn't need the trouble that came with her. Ethan takes on the unwanted duty of self-appointed protector to the headstrong Scot, only to discover there is such a thing as second chances and more to life than revenge.
Excerpt
Are you out of your mind?” The words tumbled from her mouth before she could stop them, but he had gone and truly shocked her.
“No actually I’m not. It’s your safety I’m thinking of,” replied Ethan, more to himself than her. He loosened the hold on her arm.
Brenna let out an exasperated sigh, something her mother had always tried to discourage, and said, “I do appreciate your kindness, Mr. Gallagher...”
“Ethan.”
“…Ethan, but I’m certainly not the type of woman to just go home with two men whether I know them or not. It would be highly inappropriate, not to mention stupid.”
“And you’re not stupid.”
“Not as far as I can tell,” Brenna said with fire in her eyes. She rarely ever took offense at what people said, too comfortable in her own skin to care, but this man riled her and he did it effortlessly.
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Gallagher’s Hope – August 2012
MK McClintock-
Over the years McClintock traveled the country and visited magnificent Scotland. She dreams of a time when life was simpler, the land rougher and the journey more rewarding. With her heart deeply rooted in the past and her mind always on adventure, McClintock still calls Montana home.
Blog: http://mkmcclintock.blogspot.com
Author of the Montana Gallagher Series
What fun to be here today! Thanks for having me Celia and for joining us over at my blog.
ReplyDeleteM.K., what a great post. So nice "meeting" you today. I live in cowboy country in North Central Texas, so I'm used to seeing them everywhere except my house. I am eager to read your books, and hope I win one.
ReplyDeletecaroline@carolineclemmons.com
I've decided I need to visit Montana and meet a few of those cowboys you describe!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Great post "Brenna" (LOL). Thanks for sharing your tips on how to date a cowboy.
ReplyDeleteCaroline - I've not made it down Texas way myself, but I hear there's a cowboy about everywhere you turn. Good luck and nice 'meeting' you too!
ReplyDeletePaula - I'd definitely recommend Montana to anyone though this particular cowboy is a rare breed. If you find one, let me know!
Kimberly - thanks! :)
What fun. I almost dated a cowboy once. I was in Colorado for a month, and had the biggest crush on one of the local cowboys. Well, he was crushing on me, too, but didn't work up the nerve to ask me out until my last day there.
ReplyDeleteNice to meet you MK! A nice post and it sounds like a fun read. I met my husband in Texas, although he was a soldier and not a cowboy (I think there are many similarities), but we had fun recently taking the kids to northern TX and immersing them in cowboy country. It is a whole different world.
ReplyDeleteWonderful excerpt, MK. I also live in Texas and must say the cowboys around here don't resemble those you see on many book covers. Their jeans are ironed when they go out and don't have holes and ripped knees.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to visit Scotland and Montana!
Keena - it's usually the good quiet ones that get away.
ReplyDeleteLK - nice to meet you too! Boy we have a lot of Texans here today and I've never even visited. I imagine the same principles apply for any good man. :)
Linda - I used to see the ironed jeans in Idaho, but haven't noticed that up here yet. Then again, I'm not usually looking at their jeans!
Lovely to meet you here today. I wish you best of success with this book. I rather like the image of the tall, silent cowboy. Makes one feel very secure. Linda
ReplyDeleteLK Hunsaker was the winner of this giveaway! Thank you all so much for stopping by and visiting!
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