ΜΑΘΗΤΕΥΟΜΕΝΟΣ ΤΖΕΝΤΛΕΜΑΝ ΔΕΥΤΕΡΗ ΑΓΑΠΗ #253

by Cait Logan

Ben Woden -- To Sami, he's six feet plus of overpowering masculinity, a hard-brawling, blunt-talking Wyoming rancher who wants her to tutor his rebellious teenage son. Edgy as a grizzly, ornery as a polecat, he's all lean, tough, elemental male. Somebody's got to civilize him ... maybe even love him. Might as well be her.

Sami Lassiter To Ben, she's sixty inches of prim and proper schoolmarm, spunky independence, and explosive sensuality Sweet but peppery. Winsome as a girl, but a whole lot of woman. His control's been shot to pieces, he wants her so badly. But no "Little Bit" like her's going to hog-tie and tame him!

Genres: Westerns

Unknown Binding

First published November 1, 1986

About the author

aka Cait London

Reviews

[Danielle The Book Huntress · Rating 4 out of 5]

An oldie but goodie with a cowboy who lives up to the rugged mantle. I love a good opposites attract romance. In this book, you have a cultured, intelligent school teacher from the city and an older, former rodeo man who is rich but still lives a simple life as a cowboy. Ben is definitely my cowboy book type. He's a bit grumpy and grumbly, but I can handle that. Long, tall, and fierce. He's met his match in Sami, a tiny, proper schoolteacher, that he hires to tutor his son so he can get his GED. Sami knows that she's taking a risk agreeing to work for Ben, a man who makes her feel things she wanted to forget, and in some ways reminds her of her big, brutal father. But the more she gets to know Ben, she realizes that he's the type to cherish a woman, never harm her. I love a hero in pursuit. My favorite kind. And Sami leads him a merry chase. He's really a romantic guy in his rough way.

This has plenty of atmosphere and although it's not that descriptive, the romance is steamy. It's a blast from the past as far as descriptions of clothing. I find that a bit amusing, even though I definitely don't miss the 80s fashions. I'm glad I listened to the urge to read this. It was a good little romance.

[Lori P. Arnold-Mann · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Wonderful Read..

One of my favorite books by a favorite author. Filled by a wonderful sense of humor and growing love. It's something I read over and over. From the mud-wrestling to declarations of love in front of a stomping rodeo bull. It has a!ways made me smile and wish for a hero like Ben for myself. Enjoy!