Synopsis
When Cam MacLeod is attacked by a half-starved exotic beauty defending her son on the high Wyoming plains, he's understandably intrigued. And the more he learns about Tess, the more he begins to hope that he's found his chance at a ready-made family. As the weeks turn to months, and he realizes how well they fit together, he knows that he's secured his Happily Ever After...
Except for one small detail: Tess refuses to give him her love.
Widowed even before her son was born, Tess Kitchens has had to remain strong for so long. Cam's offer of marriage means a partnership, support, and—finally—a place to belong. But her new husband wants something more than she can give him, and she doesn't know what it is.
If he can convince her that they were made for each other before the end of November, they'll both have a reason to be truly thankful.
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Heat Level: 1.5 out of 5 (sweet)
Suitable for most audiences
While all books in the Sweet Cheyenne Quartet can be read alone (in no particular order), this book features characters introduced in A Cheyenne Celebration.
Except for one small detail: Tess refuses to give him her love.
Widowed even before her son was born, Tess Kitchens has had to remain strong for so long. Cam's offer of marriage means a partnership, support, and—finally—a place to belong. But her new husband wants something more than she can give him, and she doesn't know what it is.
If he can convince her that they were made for each other before the end of November, they'll both have a reason to be truly thankful.
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Heat Level: 1.5 out of 5 (sweet)
Suitable for most audiences
While all books in the Sweet Cheyenne Quartet can be read alone (in no particular order), this book features characters introduced in A Cheyenne Celebration.
Release date: September 14, 2014
Print pages: 202
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