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The Breen Men #3
True Blue Hearts
From the moment he met petite, headstrong Zoe Yarberry, cowboy Rory Breen was a changed man. Well, he didn't exactly meet her--he just happened along in time to help her steal a horse. And he wasn't completely changed--he would always be a restless cowpoke bucking the demons in his soul. Still, something about Zoe, with her adorable twin girls and her red horse, Blue, had Rory's love-parched heart thirsting for her tender mercies.
But Zoe was downright skittish of cowboys and their heated promises. Only a man with true-blue intentions would drink from the wellspring of her passion. Rory was fit to be tied! But was he fit to be tied down?
But Zoe was downright skittish of cowboys and their heated promises. Only a man with true-blue intentions would drink from the wellspring of her passion. Rory was fit to be tied! But was he fit to be tied down?
- GenresRomance
252 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published March 1, 1993
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About the author
Curtiss Ann Matlock
62 books122 followersCurtiss Ann Matlock is the author of 40 novels. With over 7 million copies in print worldwide, her books have earned rave reviews, spots on the USA TODAY bestseller list and numerous awards.
Born in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, into a family of avid readers, Curtiss Ann began reading before entering first grade and was writing vignettes while still in elementary school. Her writing career began in her early thirties, with publication of two small, warm-hearted articles about her life, for which she received a total of $100. She was so enthused at this success that she immediately started writing her first novel. She also enrolled in the professional writing program at the University of Oklahoma, studying under the distinguished writer and teacher Jack Bickham and bestselling mystery novelist, Carolyn Hart. In her second year of study, Curtiss Ann experienced the dream of selling the first novel she ever wrote, a romance, to Harlequin Books.
Told with a strong Southern voice, her insightful stories portray the uncommon valor of everyday people and the humor, heartbreak, and shining graces of small-town life. In 1999,Lost Highways was published by Mira Books. The book was nominated for a RITA Award in women’s fiction and began the warm-hearted and funny series about the lives of the beloved characters in fictional Valentine, Oklahoma. The sixth book of the Valentine series, Sweet Dreams at the Goodnight Motel, was a 2005 Oklahoma Book Award Finalist.
Chin Up, Honey, number seven in the series, was released May 2009.
Curtiss Ann currently lives with her family and assorted pets in rural south Alabama.
Born in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, into a family of avid readers, Curtiss Ann began reading before entering first grade and was writing vignettes while still in elementary school. Her writing career began in her early thirties, with publication of two small, warm-hearted articles about her life, for which she received a total of $100. She was so enthused at this success that she immediately started writing her first novel. She also enrolled in the professional writing program at the University of Oklahoma, studying under the distinguished writer and teacher Jack Bickham and bestselling mystery novelist, Carolyn Hart. In her second year of study, Curtiss Ann experienced the dream of selling the first novel she ever wrote, a romance, to Harlequin Books.
Told with a strong Southern voice, her insightful stories portray the uncommon valor of everyday people and the humor, heartbreak, and shining graces of small-town life. In 1999,Lost Highways was published by Mira Books. The book was nominated for a RITA Award in women’s fiction and began the warm-hearted and funny series about the lives of the beloved characters in fictional Valentine, Oklahoma. The sixth book of the Valentine series, Sweet Dreams at the Goodnight Motel, was a 2005 Oklahoma Book Award Finalist.
Chin Up, Honey, number seven in the series, was released May 2009.
Curtiss Ann currently lives with her family and assorted pets in rural south Alabama.
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November 18, 2018
4.5 stars
This a 1993 book by Curtis Ann Matlock that I think is a great read. Even though it is an older book, it doesn't sound dated.It's a love story featuring a Rory Breen (a cowboy rancher burned by love who like to drink and get in bar fights) and Zoe Yarberry (Basically a single mom struggling to support her cutie twin girls she is raising alone. Zoe is married to a irresponsible manboy who travels the rodeo who doen't support her and the girls. Highly enjoyed this book.
Enjoyed for a second time. Want to read the others in the Breen men saga.
This a 1993 book by Curtis Ann Matlock that I think is a great read. Even though it is an older book, it doesn't sound dated.It's a love story featuring a Rory Breen (a cowboy rancher burned by love who like to drink and get in bar fights) and Zoe Yarberry (Basically a single mom struggling to support her cutie twin girls she is raising alone. Zoe is married to a irresponsible manboy who travels the rodeo who doen't support her and the girls. Highly enjoyed this book.
Enjoyed for a second time. Want to read the others in the Breen men saga.
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