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What might have been an ordinary western romance of three sisters trying to win their inheritance by joining a cattle drive becomes, in Maggie Osborne's exceptional hands, a knock-out good read that will win even those who generally prefer European-set romances. Freddy, Alex, and Les--so named because their father wanted sons--hates cows even more than each other, but their real problem lies in their self-defeating attitudes and misconceptions. Dal Frisco, the foreman they hire, who needs this chance as much as they do, just won't let them quit. Their hard-won transformation--into skilled cowgirls and into women of strength and courage eager to embrace the future and their newfound loves--is thoroughly convincing and remarkably satisfying.
--Ellen Edwards
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This is one of the best books that I have read in a long time. It made me laugh, cry, and the way love won out in the end was wonderful. -- Beverly Willeford, Bev's Books (Highlands, TX)
Joe Roark's three daughters have just learned that the only way they will inherit their father's ranch is to drive a herd of 1,200 longhorns to Dodge City, Kansas and sell them there. If they fail, his wife Lola inherits everything. Terrified, but knowing they will be penniless without their inheritance, the girls decide to drive the cattle. What follows is an unparalleled adventure filled with the raw wildness of nature, the force of sheer determination, and an unexpected love that will change one sister's life...
