Sweet Summer Sunset
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- £3.99
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- £3.99
Publisher Description
Coldwater’s most-wanted cowboy is just her best friend—until one sizzling summer kiss changes everything…
Rodeo rider Nico Laramie may not have a squeaky-clean reputation with the women of Coldwater, but there are rules he doesn’t break. No bullies. No married women. And definitely not his best friend, Eden Joplin. So what exactly is Nico thinking, kissing Eden in front of her jerk ex-husband? With the proverbial bull out of the pen, Nico is about to get gored—hard.
Eden has secretly been writing a sex-advice blog called “Naughty Cowgirl,” but her divorce killed all her sexy inspiration. Then, when her gorgeous best friend kisses her in a way that makes her toes curl, suddenly Eden’s mojo is back. And the heat isn’t going away. Now something deep and long-denied is happening between them. Something that could destroy their friendship…or finally prove that this time it’s the real deal.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Fossen's third Coldwater Texas contemporary (after Hot Texas Sunrise) falters with the decision to base its central relationship on nothing more than hot sex. Eden Joslin, the anonymous writer of the Naughty Cowgirl Talks Sex blog, fears that divorcing her philandering husband will leave her without material. She goes even higher on the Coldwater gossip ladder after sharing an impromptu kiss with playboy bull rider Nico Laramie, her childhood best friend. Nico had only kissed Eden as a way to get back at her ex, but soon one kiss isn't nearly enough. The arrival of Nico's 16-year-old foster sister and her cranky, uptight guardian makes things more difficult all around, since Nico needs to prove he won't be a bad influence on his sister, who has a scandalous secret of her own. There's a lot going on in the small Texas town that distracts from Nico and Eden's relationship, so there's no real development other than jumping into bed; it seems like they hardly talk about what's happening or why they want it. This installment will mostly suit series fans for whom Coldwater's various dramas are the real attraction.
