Midnight Wrangler
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- ¥400
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A second chance with an old flame lights a fire under a widowed rancher in this contemporary western romance by the bestselling author of Midnight Ride.
One lonely widower . . . Rohn Lerner is a successful Oklahoma rancher. He's old enough to know what he likes, and still young enough to enjoy it. But losing his wife five years ago wore him thin. He’s not ready to date, but he needs someone to share a meal with as badly as someone to warm his bed.
One woman with a secret . . . Bonnie Martin fled her Oklahoma home years ago, leaving behind her abusive father, and Rohn, the lost love she never forgot. Now she’s back to settle her father's estate, but she has no idea that she's about to bump into Rohn or that they’ll fall for each other all over again.
One night that changes everything . . .
Praise for Midnight Wrangler
“Johnson . . . sensitively paints a sweet and sizzling contemporary romance” —Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
“A moving story about second chances and rediscovered love that will delight fans” —RT Book Reviews
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Johnson expertly tugs at the heartstrings with the second Midnight Cowboys contemporary (after Midnight Ride), a touching story of a lonely widower and the high school love he never forgot. It's been five years since Rohn Lerner's beloved wife died, and his ranch hands are trying to convince him to get back in the dating game but he's trying to avoid it. That is, until his high-school sweetheart unexpectedly arrives back in town. Twenty-five years have passed since Bonnie Martin left Oklahoma for Arizona, escaping her abusive father and leaving behind her first love. When she comes back to Oklahoma to settle her late father's estate, she falls for the handsome cowboy all over again. But will Rohn ever forgive her when he finds out about a bombshell from the past that could irrevocably change their relationship? Johnson, who toggles through decades to give engaging backstory, sensitively paints a sweet and sizzling contemporary romance that will have widespread appeal, particularly among those who, like the protagonists, are over 40.
