Sex and the Single Cowpoke/Lovestruck

by Liz Ireland and Susan MacLand

The first story is about a female attorney in Texas who runs into the arms of a cowboy when her life is threatened, and forgets about her career when he starts sweet-talking and kissing her. The... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373440804
• ISBN13: 9780373440801
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 377 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Double the fun with Duet Romances

SEX AND THE SINGLE COWBOY by Liz Ireland. In New York City, a heartbroken Wyatt Lamar accidentally bumps into Assistant District Attorney Margo Haskill. He likes the pretty lady's spirit and asks her out to dinner. She reluctantly agrees to meet him after work. Margo is prosecuting the Johnny Garietti gangland murder case, which proves dangerous as an attempt to kill her occurs. Margo decides to spend time on Wyatt's remote Texas ranch where the twosome falls in love with another. However, can a big city lawyer (from small town Ohio) find true happiness on an isolated Texas spread?LOVESTRUCK by Susan MacLand. In the North Carolina mountains, investigative reporter Drucilla Logan hikes into the forest in order to visit research chemist Dr. Peel, who has allegedly developed an aphrodisiac. The highly ethical Drucilla wants an exclusive on Dr. Peel and his find. Also stalking the area is her enemy, journalist Pierce Mountcastle, whose morality allows him to do anything to attain a story. Pierce and Drucilla once shared a night of lovemaking until he stole her article. Both turn for advice by cell phone to their mutual friend Deborah Gilroy. Though the two reporters love one another, their varying approach to journalism leaves little chance of a permanent relationship forming.As usual, the Duets series continues to provide first rate entertainment with two wonderful novels for the price of one book. Both tales are humorous, stand alone, and would be worth reading in single book form. The lead couples are warm and enchanting. The story lines are jocular yet romantic. Liz Ireland and Susan MacLand will gain new fans wanting more romantic comedy from these skillful authors. Harriet Klausner