After Hank Cole's cheating woman leaves him high and dry
with their infant son, Hank is left in a quandary with taking care of his
beloved son and running his ranch. He simply can't do it all, as hard as he
tries. With help from a few friends, Hank finds a lovely older lady to come out
and stay at the ranch to take care of little Ashley while he does his business.
With his son, the ranch and his head in ten different directions, Hank has
sworn off women after his ill-fated relationship with Ashley's mother.
Elizabeth Dawson has been through the death of her parents
in a house fire. Nightmares about the fire awaken her nightly. When Elizabeth's
aunt invites her to stay with her in Montana. So Elizabeth leaves Virginia and
travels to visit with her aunt, who during the week still cares for Hank Cole's
son. When Aunt Betty introduces her niece to Hank and Ashley, she finds herself
attracted to the father and taken with his son.
While Hank becomes increasingly enamored of the Eastern
beauty, he fights his attraction to her tooth and nail, inwardly comparing her
to Ashley's mother. He fights a battle within himself to trust and open his
heart again. Elizabeth knows what she feels for Hank, but she won't stoop to
begging a man for anything. Will she wait for Hank to open his eyes and see the
prize he has in front of him? Or will he allow Elizabeth to go back to her
uncertain existence? Read Hildie McQueen's BIG SKY BLUE to find out!
Hildie McQueen is a brilliant writer. She sucks you in with
her easy to love characters and her intense story- line. Big Sky Blue is one of
those stories you don't want to end. For those readers who adore Western
Romance, this is a great taste of what Ms. McQueen is really all about. For
those who readers who haven't allowed themselves to be taken away to the West,
BIG SKY BLUE is enough to whet your whistle with as fabulous hero and heroine
and a beautiful story. I enjoyed Hildie McQueen's BIG SKY BLUE and I think you
will as well...* Note to Hildie McQueen.... MORE PLEASE!
~KIMBERLY~
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