Ten Years ago love slipped through Chance’s lasso. This time
“He was going after her and she didn’t stand a chance, just like a calf in a
chute, he was going to rope her with his love and ride back into her life.”
Carrie Stewart is a dedicated horsewoman. She runs a
successful breeding and training program. She is a good friend, a good sister
and a favorite aunt, but she has been burned by love. Carrie has never gotten
over her first love, Chance Ryan. After ten years of absence Chance shows back
up in her life. Should she risk her heart again, with the man who left it
broken at her feet in the past? Chance has some serious work ahead of him to
win back the one woman he could never forget.
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Chance
felt like he’d been thrown from a bucking bronco. Ten years. He hadn’t seen her
in ten years. And it was just like before. God, she was even more beautiful
than she had been at eighteen. Time had matured her body, her curves a little
fuller than they had been. Her hair was short now, almost boyish in length, but
curling softly around her face it looked feminine and flirty. It was a deeper
shade of blonde now too, a golden honey color that looked stunning against her
sun-bronzed skin. What the hell was she doing here? And who the hell was the
kid with her? Chance was busy doing mental math, the kid looked nine or ten.
Carrie had called him several times in the months after he left. He’d never
returned her calls. Could she have been trying to tell him she was pregnant? No
it couldn’t be, she would have told him. Wouldn’t she have?
“I’d
say small world, but since it really is a small world and we haven’t run into
each other in ten years…”
Carrie
arched one eyebrow, he always loved when she did that, it looked so haughty and
hot.
“What
brings you here?” Chance asked
“Same
as you I guess, looking for some brood mares.”
“Actually,
we’re selling this mare.” Nodding at the other, nearly forgotten man in the
stall. “This is my brother, Chase.”
“Nice
to meet you,” Carrie said, looking down at Tyler, “Well, we need to get to the
Coliseum, Tyler wants to see the cutting.” Keeping her arm around his shoulders
they turned to leave.
“We
should talk,” Chance said
Carrie
looked over her shoulder and stared him straight in the eye. “I think the time
for talking is long past.”
The
phrase she was so mad she could chew
nails and spit screws ran though his mind at her look. Damn. He had really
fucked things up between them. Why hadn’t he taken her calls again?
Oh,
yeah, to give her a chance at a good
life.
“I
really need to talk to you.”
“There’s nothing left to say.”Who is Tamara?
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