Montana Redemption/Her Cowboy Hero

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Montana Redemption - Amanda Renee A secret worth protecting. Chelsea Logan has always had a weakness for bad boys, and Ryder Slade is no exception. She's swept off her feet by the rugged cowboy. But that changes when Chelsea discovers that Ryder is out on parole after being convicted of killing his father. She can't let an ex-con near her daughter or her reputation. Yet something doesn't add up. The Ryder she knows is thoughtful, caring and wonderful with her daughter, who is deaf. The lawyer in Chelsea won't stop digging until she figures out what really happened. But can she ever trust a man who won't tell her the truth, even if it is to protect someone he loves? Her Cowboy Hero - Pamela Britton Back in the saddle. Hooves for Heroes is much more than a job for Special Forces veteran Colby Kotch, it's home. So when his boss hires a spoiled rancher's daughter, he's less than thrilled. But Jayden Gillian is nothing like he expected. The gorgeous physical therapist is a single mum, struggling to raise a three-year-old daughter. Jayden can't afford to risk her job for a quick fling. Neither can Colby. But they can still be friends, right? Only, working together makes Jayden long to know more about Colby - and the pain in his past. Pain he's trying to hide. She won't let Colby push her away, because two wounded hearts can become whole again...together.

Barbara Dunlop is the award-winning bestselling author of more than twenty novels for Harlequin and Silhouette. She sold her first novel in 2000 via cell phone, while visiting the Smithsonian Air and Space museum in Washington, D.C. Since then, she has written for Silhouette Desire, Harlequin Temptation, Harlequin's comedy lines Duets and Flipside, along with a number of special projects, including the NASCAR series. Barbara's books regularly appear on the Borders' list for series romance. She has twice been short-listed for the prestigious Romance Writers of America RITA award, and is a two-time winner of the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award. Barbara currently lives in a log house on a wooded acreage in Canada's Yukon, where bears outnumber people and moose wander through the property. By day, she works as the Yukon's Film Commissioner. By night, she pens romance novels in front of a roaring fire. Barbara loves to hear from readers. They can contact her through her Web site. Amanda Renee was raised in the northeast and now wriggles her toes in the warm coastal Carolina sands. Her career began when she was discovered through Harlequin's So You Think You Can Write contest. When not creating stories about love and laughter, she almost always has a camera in her hand. She enjoys the company of her schnoodle-Duffy, photography, road trips, writing songs on guitar and piano, and anything involving animals. You can visit her at www.amandarenee.com.