A Cowboy For Clementine

Clem Wells has made a career out of screwing up

First she quit school to get married. Then she spent years being the perfect corporate wife–only to get dumped. Finally she went home to manage her family's ranch, figuring even she couldn't wreck a smoothly running operation. But she'd saved the worst for last.

Who would've guessed that those sweet little cows she'd put out to pasture would turn into feral beasts that refused to be rounded up? Simple math said 0 cows = $0. And $0 meant her family's ranch was in jeopardy.

What Clementine needed now was a miracle. Hard to believe that a miracle would take the form of Dexter Scott. But if a silent, ornery and stubborn cowboy was all that was available, then she'd take what she could get.

About the author

Although Susan Floyd has been writing all her life, she didn’t start finishing books and submitting them until 1997. With the publication of One of the Family, which was published in January 2000, Susan has finally fulfilled a life-long dream. She also has a new full-time position teaching Developmental English Merced College, Los Banos campus. This has meant no more two-hour commutes to the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she has taught research and academic writing skills for the past 12 years. She writes with the support of her husband, Michael, who heals all the cracks in her cosmic egg. Their two dogs, Mr. Riley and the Dexter Dog, add entertainment value to her writing day and don't complain (too much) when she forgets to feed them. She also is a (sometimes) avid gardener and cross-stitcher.