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No Ordinary Cowboy

by Mary Sullivan

Published 1 January 2009

She'd rather be anywhere than here in Ordinary, Montana.

Tackling the books for a failing ranch as a favor to a friend is not city girl Amy Graves's scene. And every time Hank Shelter stonewalls her search for the truth, she wants to be gone yesterday. Seriously. Still, something about the Sheltering Arms calls to her.

Maybe it's the open spaces. Maybe it's the inner-city kids having the time of their lives here. Or maybe it's Hank, who is proving too good, too kind to be real. Despite herself, Amy's falling for his charm. But to put the ranch to rights she needs to know what he's hiding. Even if it destroys the sweet thing developing between them.

A Cowboy's Plan

by Mary Sullivan

Published 1 January 2010

C. J. Wright has a simple strategy for his life. Get his ranch going. Sell the family's candy shop. And fix his relationship with his young son.

Nowhere in his plan is there room for a woman like Janey Sweeter-than-She-Looks Wilson, his new employee. A tempting mix of contradictions, she's a puzzle he'd love to solve. More, her city-girl exterior calls to his wild side-that rodeo-riding guy he turned his back on. The one who could jeopardize all he's working for now.

But things get interesting when his son becomes attached to Janey. C.J.'s forced to look beyond her surface to the woman inside. Could the emotional connection he finds persuade him to change all his plans?

This Cowboy's Son

by Mary Sullivan

Published 1 January 2010

"The announcement is not exactly the welcome Matthew Long expects from Jenny Sterling when he arrives in Ordinary, Montana. Five years away can change a man, but he suspects he's still not the settle-on-the-ranch type. And if he can't settle, how is he supposed to lend a hand to raise his kid? Seems Jenny has different ideas, however. She wants Matt to do what he does best - move on so that she can return to her life without him. Surprisingly that's something Matt doesn't want to do. Because the moment he gets over the shock of being a daddy, he remembers all the powerful chemistry between him and Jenny. And if there is one person who could persuade him to be the staying kind, it might be her." - Taken from title p.4.

Beyond Ordinary

by Mary Sullivan

Published 1 January 2011

Can you outrun your past?

Angel Donovan can't. The moment she crosses the town limits of Ordinary, Montana, she feels the weight of who she used to be looming.

But there's one person who sees beyond her former wild-child self-Timm Franck. Too bad he's also the one person she's wary of...with good reason. Thanks to his journalistic skills, the private details of her scandalous upbringing are a matter of public record.

Despite her efforts, avoiding Timm is an impossible task. The man has made it his business to stay close. To make amends?

Or to give them a shot at a relationship they never had? Whatever his motivation, Angel can honestly say this is the last place she expected to find something-someone- so extraordinary.

These Ties That Bind

by Mary Sullivan

Published 1 January 2011

"Rem Caldwell has made mistakes--there's no denying that. But he knows he can be the father his son deserves. If only Sara Franck would agree. She keeps bringing up their shared past, no matter how many times Rem tells her he's changed. Telling her isn't enough. Rem has to show Sara that he's a different man. And he has to do it soon--he needs his mother to know her grandson before it's too late. Because the one thing Rem wants more than anything is a permanent family reunion with Sara, the woman he adores."--Publisher.