Rough Creek
Rough Creek by Kaki Warner, published by Penguin on July 7, 2020, is a contemporary romance set against the backdrop of Texas. This edition spans 368 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Dalton Cardwell, a cowboy with a troubled past who seeks a fresh start at Whitcomb Four Star Ranch after serving time for a crime he did not commit. As he focuses on the ranch and the horses, he finds himself drawn to Raney Whitcomb, a woman dedicated to her family’s legacy.
Readers will discover the evolving relationship between Dalton and Raney as they navigate their differences and the challenges posed by their pasts. Initially outraged by her mother’s decision to hire an ex-con, Raney’s perspective shifts as Dalton proves himself and wins over her sisters. The narrative explores themes of love, redemption, and second chances, highlighting the tension that develops between the two characters as they confront their misconceptions and desires.
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A cowboy with a troubled past and the woman he can’t resist find love and second chances in Rough Creek, Texas, from the beloved and award winning author of Western romance, Kaki Warner.
After serving eighteen months in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Dalton Cardwell is looking for a fresh start. What better place than Whitcomb Four Star Ranch? He doesn’t regret the decisions of his past–he’d choose the same roads again. But now all Dalton wants is to keep his head down and focus on the horses–and on Raney Whitcomb.
Raney is outraged when she learns her mother hired an ex-con. Raney has worked hard for the ranch, sacrificing her personal life for the dream of building on her family’s legacy. But as Dalton breaks down every misconception and even wins the good opinion of her sisters, Raney is forced to rethink her stance–and finally free herself to explore the heart-pounding tension that simmers between them.
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