The Cowboy Meets His Match

The Cowboy Meets His Match

  • Margaret Brownley
Publisher:Sourcebooks, Inc.ISBN 13: 9781492658382ISBN 10: 1492658383

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The Cowboy Meets His Match is written by Margaret Brownley and published by Sourcebooks, Inc.. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1492658383 (ISBN 10) and 9781492658382 (ISBN 13).

"A great story by a wonderful author." —DEBBIE MACOMBER, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author, for Left at the Altar His first mistake was marrying her. His second was falling in love. Chase McKnight will do anything to secure his family's ranch—but marriage to a complete stranger? That's a hard pill to swallow. Yet the will is clear: Chase needs a wife by his side if he wants to keep his home, so he meets his veiled lady at the courthouse steps and reluctantly says "I do." Too bad he married the wrong bride. When Boston runaway Emily Fields agreed to marry a Texas stranger to escape her family's scandal, she wasn't prepared to get hitched to the wrong cowboy! Stuck in a secret compromise, she has one year to learn the ways of the ranch and convince Chase's family they're happily married. But when the lie becomes true, the past catches up to them and they must save the love they never expected... Haywire Brides Series: Cowboy Charm School (Book 1) The Cowboy Meets His Match (Book 2) What People Are Saying About Margaret Brownley: "Delightful, humorous...packed with engaging characters, loads of action, several mysteries—all enough sizzle to satisfy her fans." —RT Book Reviews for A Match Made in Texas "A sweet, touching love story." —Kirkus Reviews for Left at the Altar "Lively and warm. A welcome addition to a sparse yet popular subgenre." —Booklist for Left at the Altar