Cowboys & Kisses by Sasha Summers
Publication Date: February 14, 2014
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary Romance
BLURB:
Allie had big plans for the future. Falling for a cowboy wasn't part of it.
1. Get out of Black Falls Texas - aka Redneck Hell
(Graduation was eight months away. After that, she was out of there.)
2. Avoid Wyatt Holcomb at all costs.
(Except he was everywhere and kind of hard to ignore since he was hot-and a really nice guy.)
3. Avoid her parents.
(Shouldn't be too hard to do since her father hated her and her mother pretended nothing was wrong.)
4. Stop thinking about Wyatt.
(Which would be a lot easier if he wasn't so sweet... and he'd keep his shirt on.)
5. Decide what she really wants.
(Instead of holding onto the past and the guilt.)
1. Get out of Black Falls Texas - aka Redneck Hell
(Graduation was eight months away. After that, she was out of there.)
2. Avoid Wyatt Holcomb at all costs.
(Except he was everywhere and kind of hard to ignore since he was hot-and a really nice guy.)
3. Avoid her parents.
(Shouldn't be too hard to do since her father hated her and her mother pretended nothing was wrong.)
4. Stop thinking about Wyatt.
(Which would be a lot easier if he wasn't so sweet... and he'd keep his shirt on.)
5. Decide what she really wants.
(Instead of holding onto the past and the guilt.)
Footsteps on the steps…
“You okay?”
I didn’t know that voice. I opened one eye,
hesitant. Then both.
I didn’t know this…this cowboy. This really cute, golden-tanned,
copper-eyed cowboy taking up the doorway space. His light brown hair brushed
the doorframe as he walked in…because he was tall and broad and so freaking
cute. I stared at him like a complete idiot, while he stared at my hand.
“No, she’s not. Okay’s not a word we use to
describe her.” Dax followed Cute Cowboy Guy into my room, looking at me with a
mixture of amazement and frustration.
“Cut your hand?” Cute Cowboy Guy came
forward. He took my hand, lifted it close, and inspected the gash. He sucked in
his breath, a sharp hissing sound. “You did a good job on that. Might need
stitches.”
I stared at my hand in his. His hands were
rough and big, but his touch was gentle. Gentle or not, why was he in my room?
Why was I letting him touch me? Snap out
of it, Allie. “Who the hell are you?” I pulled my hand from his, wincing.
“Nice,” Dax muttered. “Allie, this is
Wyatt, our new neighbor. He came by. To
help.”
New neighbor? “Oh,” I said, giving him a
quick head-to-toe inspection. His faded jeans were ripped along his left thigh,
and the sleeves of his plaid snap-front shirt were rolled up to his elbows. And
his face…well…he was way too good-looking. Way way–
Wyatt smiled. He had a really good smile,
white teeth, dimples. “Nice to meet you.” And a Texas twang.
I looked at him but didn’t say anything. It
might have been nice to meet him if I wasn’t bleeding all over the floor of a
bedroom in the middle of Hell. But—as much as I hated to admit it—even bleeding
on the floor, he was pretty easy to look at.
AUTHOR BIO:
Sasha is part gypsy, stories have always played an important role in her life. Her passions have always been storytelling, Hollywood, history, and travel. It’s no surprise that her books include a little of each. Her first play, ‘Greek Gods and Goddesses’ was written for her Girl Scout troupe. She’s been writing ever since. She loves getting lost in the worlds and characters she creates; even if she frequently forgets to run the dishwasher or wash socks when she’s doing so. Luckily, her four brilliant children and hero-inspiring hubby are super understanding and supportive.
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