Cowboy Fever by Joanna Wayne

Cowboy Fever Reviews

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  Jo-Anne

  Professional bull rider Dakota Ledger was a loner who liked moving from town to town on the rodeo circuit and not settling down. That was working well for him until the day he rescued Viviana Mancini. They'd had a brief passionate encounter a while back making it more important than ever for him to help her out now. Viviana was in deep trouble with a killer after her and her baby - the one she never told Dakota they had. Dakota would do anything for Viviana and their baby so he took them to his estranged father's ranch where he knew he could protect them.
  
  This is such a well written book that it is addictive! In this suspenseful book, Dakota is trying to keep Viviana and their daughter safe from a killer. Overall, the writing was fantastic and the characters! The characters were wonderfully written. I loved the chemistry between Dakota and Viviana.
  
  Cowboy Fever is a great book that I highly recommend.
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  Debbie Heaton

  Loner Dakota Ledger was a bull rider at heart until the day he rescued Viviana Mancini. Their past was littered briefly with passion they'd both shared but she was in trouble now--and so was the little girl she'd never told him they'd had.
  
  With a killer on their heals, Dakota would do anything to protect her and their baby even return to his estranged father's ranch. There he could protect them both but he couldn't protect himself. Dakota was faced with two threats--the killer on their trail and the woman and child he loved more than life itself.
  
  Another amazing installment of the Sons of Troy Ledger series.
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  Renn

  Another great story to read. Cowboys, suspence, romance, what a woman loves to read and maybe dream about.
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  Maggie Shanley

  Okay story of a cowboy, his doctor, a murdering father and a shady cartel. Connections, plot was a little weak.
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  Val

  Dakota rushes to the rescue of a woman being car-jacked and comes face-to-face with the love of his life. Dakota and Viviana had 6 days of magic that resulted in a baby Dakota didn't know about. When he finds out that Viviana and his baby are being hunted by a sadistic murderer he goes home to The Willow Creek ranch to keep them safe. Facing his father and the past are almost as scary to Dakota as bringing down a killer. Viviana finds the family she's always wanted for herself and her child but, will Dakota be a part of it too?
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  Evelyn

  Another exciting edition to the series.
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  Dani

  I guess I expected more of this book. When the audience learned that Dakota was abused as a kid, I thought that his father and Viviana would react more strongly and express more sympathy and compassion. It was more of touch and go, like, oh yeah, that happened, moving on.
  Meh.
  And the plot wasn't that invigorating. Sigh. Maybe the next one.
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  Harlequin Books

  Miniseries: Sons of Troy Ledger
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  Harlequin Books

  Miniseries: Sons of Troy Ledger
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  Bonnie Drummond

  A truly have the tissues on hand kind of book. A handsome Rodeo Cowboy with a troubled past and falls all over again with a beautiful Doctor that he was with several months ago, when he lands back at the hospital only to find she has someone trying to kill her. If that's not enough he gets to see his beautiful baby daughter for the first time and is floored but, that doesn't last long because the danger keeps coming and the only place to go and keep his new family safe is back to where it all began in Mustang, Texas and the father that went to jail for.