Hello Lovelies. Carolyn Brown has
kindly stopped by Royal Reviews today to introduce us to the town of Burnt
Boot, Texas where her new romance series takes place. So, let’s make her feel
at home.
Welcome
to Burnt Boot, Texas! The Trouble with Texas Cowboys is the second book in the
Burnt Boot series and there are two more coming so keep your boots on and stay
a while here in Burnt Boot. Sawyer and Jill will make you feel right at home on
Fiddle Creek Ranch and Jill might even make one of her famous apple pies to go
along with a glass of sweet tea.
Settling
the town all started back in the cattle drive days when James Cleary, an
Irishman who’d been on several cattle drives, got tired of looking at the south
end of a north bound herd of cattle. When they came to the Red River and made
camp he took off one of his boots, threw it in the fire and declared he wasn’t
going to cross the river. He was staying right there and building a general
store so that cowboys on the next drive that way could buy a plug of tobacco or
maybe a stick of candy.
He
bought some land, named his place Fiddle Creek, built a store and started
running a small herd. Then the Gallaghers moved in on one side of his place and
set up Wild Horse Ranch. Before the year was out, the Brennans bought land on
the other side and started River Bend. The Gallaghers were a bit wilder than
the Brennans and when hard times came they put in a little side business of
making moonshine. When the Feds found out and came to take Grandpa Gallagher to
jail, the Gallagher’s blamed that Bible thumpin’ Brennan for turning them in,
and it started a feud that was still in full effect when Sawyer and Jill came
to Burnt Boot.
Only
now the feud has taken on even a meaner edge with Naomi Gallagher over at Wild
Horse and Mavis Brennan holding down River Bend. They’ve added their own
personal vendetta to the feud and it’s running as wild as a rabid skunk.
Burnt
Boot sports a private school on each ranch, a small public school, a bar that
Polly Cleary owns and operates and the General Store which is actually part of
Fiddle Creek Ranch that belongs to Gladys Cleary. Oh, and there is a church but
it’s got three sections of pews. One side for the Gallaghers; one for the
Brennans and the middle section for neutral folks.
Sawyer
and Jill have been tossed into the whole scene with very little forewarning.
The Gallaghers and the Brennans both want Fiddle Creek and the old ladies
running the families figure the best way to get their hands on it is for either
Quaid Brennan or Tyrell Gallagher to win Jill Cleary’s hand in marriage. To do
that would be a real coup for one family and a severe slap in the face for the
other.
So
there are two cowboys wanting to spend time with her for the wrong reasons. And
then there’s Sawyer O’Donnell who is everything she would like to have and lots
of trouble stirred up in Burnt Boot around both of them. Sawyer and Jill decide
they’d best make a pact to stick together for protection if they’re going to
survive the newest feud battle.
What kind of cowboy would you pick if
you were having trouble with three very different ones? Would you go for the
one who could give you wealth or maybe the one that could offer you his heart?
Thanks for stopping by, Carolyn! Having
read the first two books in this series, I can definitely say Burnt Boot, Texas
is such an intriguing town with a feud that makes it even more intriguing.
And if I were picking a cowboy, I would have
to go for the one who would offer his heart. Like my Grandfather used to say, “Money
means nothing if you don’t have the other piece of your heart”.
What
about you, dear readers, which cowboy would you pick?
Answer Carolyn’s
question in the comment section and you’ll be entered to win both books, Cowboy
Boots for Christmas: (Cowboy not included) and The Trouble With Texas Cowboys.
Runner-up
will win a 7-inch, Sterling Silver, and Turquoise bracelet handmade by me.
Giveaway
is open WORLDWIDE and ends on 1/27/2014. Please check back on 1/28/2014 to see
if you’re a winner.
Can a girl ever have too many cowboys?
No sooner does pint-sized spitfire Jill Cleary set foot on Fiddle Creek Ranch than she finds herself in the middle of a hundred-year-old feud. Quaid Brennan and Tyrell Gallagher are both tall, handsome, and rich...and both are courting Jill to within an inch of her life. She's doing her best to give these feuding ranchers equal time-too bad it's dark-eyed Sawyer O'Donnell who makes her blood boil and her hormones hum...Buy Links
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4 comments:
I would ALWAYS go for the cowboy who has my heart...and who offers his to me. Love does make the world go 'round. It heals wounds, makes sharp edges smooth, settles the fur that flies and melts the ice around some folks' hearts. Love is definitely the answer. Thanks for the post! jdh2690@gmail.com
the heart has to be the decider in for a long lasting relationship! sallans d at yahoo dot com
The one who will have my heart and I will have his heart :)
I enjoyed reading this post!
Thank you Carolyn :)
I really enjoyed the new release. Now to go back for the other :D Caroyln was my first New to Me author this year :)
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