Tate by Linda Lael Miller

Tate (McKettricks of Texas, #2)

by Linda Lael Miller

There are barely enough hours for divorced dad Tate McKettrick to run the Silver Spur ranch, do the suit-and-tie thing for his business and run herd on his beloved six-year-old twin daughters. But time stands still at the sight of Libby Remington. When they were high school sweethearts, the wealthy McKettrick couldn't convince Libby he loved her. But now they're both back in Blue River, Texas. And cattle rustlers, a manipulative ex-wife and a killer stallion can't keep him from trying again.

Libby has her hands full taking care of her mother--and running the Perk Up Coffee Shop. Caffeine, she needs. Tate McKettrick, with his blazing blue eyes and black hair? No. Oh, heck--yes. But can they really hope for a second chance?

Reviewed by Stephanie on

5 of 5 stars

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Tate was a wonderful light hearted book. Tate and Libby work to get past their shared pasts and hurts and Tate's two beautiful twin daughters add to the livelihood of the book. It was a nice story that took me away for a few hours and helped to pull me out of a reading slump.

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