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Misplaced Cowboy
- Gesprochen von: India Plum
- Spieldauer: 4 Std. und 35 Min.
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Lexxie Couper and Mari Carr co-wrote Misplaced Cowboy, a hilarious, erotic, fast paced romance novel. The second in their Foreign Affairs series, this novel revolves around an Australian cowboy who follows his heart to New York. Predictably, the girl of his dreams is already gone, but here is where the novel's delightful twists start. When cowboy Dylan meets Monet, a steamy, electrifying romance ensues, and only India Plum could keep up: she gives a slightly sassy, Australian accented performance, not to be missed.
Inhaltsangabe
Flying halfway 'round the world to meet his potential soul mate sounds like a fine idea to Dylan Sullivan - until he discovers said soul mate, Annie, has gone looking for him. In Australia. Now Dylan's adrift, a bloke from the Outback alone in the bloody big city. Until he's rescued by Monet, a gorgeous local artist… and Annie's best friend. A dyed-in-the-wool New Yorker, Monet has never met anyone like Dylan. Taking temporary care of the sizzling-hot cowboy is easy; he's friendly, funny and interesting.
Keeping her hands off him is decidedly not easy. That horny accent, that killer grin... and as a successful artist, Monet is very much a hands-on sort of girl. Dylan and Monet hold back until they learn Annie is engaged in her own foreign affair in Oz. Then all bets - and clothes - are off. But it can only be a fling. An Aussie cowboy doesn't belong in New York any more than a city girl belongs in the Outback. Now if only their hearts would listen.
