Book Two of the McKay's, Letty has moved home as the stipulation of the will reads and spends her time doing modeling gigs and helping around the ranch. When she meets horse wrangler, Hank Silver she is instantly smitten. Only problem is, there's a hands off policy of all the McKay girls to the cowboys on the ranch. So Hank doesn't want to get tangled with Letty, even though she sets him on fire.
Book Two of the McKay Series. Letty McKay has moved home to abide by her father's will. She has to live there a year in order to collect. When she meets the handsome horse wrangler, Hank Silver, she's instantly attracted. Hank however is the kind of cowboy who knows the hands off policy her father laid out and respects it. Even though Letty sets him on fire every time she's around, he refuses to give in to his baser wants. He could never support her in the style she is used to. Still, love has a way of sneaking up on a man and Hank has to deal with his feelings, while Letty throws all caution to the wind and strikes out on her own. But what if she is wrong. What if Hank doesn't love her? Will she lose everything?
Professional Reviews
Txnanna-at AMazon
The second book is as good as the first. You get caught up in the characters and their stories ........you don't want the story to end.
Donna Porter-at Amazon
I loved this book. It was the second in the McKay's series. This one centered on Letty. She was in her last year at law school and does modeling on the side when her life was put on hold, after her fathers death. She is interested in a cowboy named Hank, but Hank is old fashioned and believes a man should provide for his wife. Since Letty will be rich this proves to be a problem. Will Letty walk away from her fortune to capture Hank's heart, read this book. It's worth the time
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