Cowboy's kin
Wholesome, churchgoing Kansas Daye secretly yearned to be more than Elk Creek's favorite "spinster aunt." A tiny, naughty part of her harbored fantasies hot enough to melt the rivet off rodeo rider Lincoln Heller's skintight jeans. Linc's roguish charm made Kansas feel utterly female. And his mother…
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