"A sexy cowboy romance!"

What would you do if you were touring your newly inherited ranch house when you came across a hunky cowboy in your bathtub? Well, that's just what happened to widow Cassie Wellington. Now if she can just figure out just who this cowboy is so she can throw him out of her house, she'll be in good shape.

When Cassie finds out that the hunky cowboy is Logan Murdock and he's the owner of the other half of the ranch, she just can't believe it. Logan is supposed to be an old man not this fine specimen of manhood in the prime of life.

Logan is furious because he's been lead to believe that Widow Wellington is an old lady and he just knew he could easily convince her to sell him the other half of the ranch. Not only is Cassie very young but she also has twin infant daughters. How in the world will Logan get her to leave him and his ranch alone? Pretty soon Logan is rethinking his plan to get Cassie and her daughters to leave but how can he convince Cassie to stay?

This sweet sexy cowboy romance was a one sitting read for me. Cassie knows what she wants and isn't afraid to go after it. Logan doesn't know what he wants but it doesn't take much for Cassie to show him what he's been missing all of his life. Even though it is the first book that I've read by Kathie DeNosky, I am sure I will be picking up more of her titles in the future.

Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted April 5, 2002

Summary

AND BABIES MAKE FOUR. . .

The remote Wyoming ranch was going to make an ideal home for Cassie Wellington and her twin daughters. Until she discovered a cowboy in the bathtub. Sexy, masculine Logan Murdock owned the other half of the Lazy Ace, and he clearly didn't want a woman around.

This alluring single mother was the widow Wellington? From the moment his business partner's niece and her two babies moved in, Logan suspected his blissful bachelor existence was at an end. Cassie's womanly touch could warm a man's insides--and heat up the long, cold nights. But would she run off at the first sign of trouble. . .and take his heart with her?