All Coke Pharris wants is for his cowboys to be safe—all of them. When rodeo clown, Dillon, sets to prove that there’s more to the bullfighter, people could get hurt.
It’s Coke Pharris’ job to save bull riders from bulls, and he takes his work very seriously. Which is why he’s devastated when one of his favorite riders gets hurt, and he’s determined to help the young man ride again. Dillon Walsh is the arena entertainer for the bull riding tour, and he wants to help. He also wants Coke, has been admiring the man for a long time. He hasn’t made a move on Coke for fear of messing up their friendship, but when he finds out Coke might feel the same way, Dillon has to try to win Coke over.
Coke thinks he’s too old for Dillon, too beat up and scarred, but he can’t resist when Dillon finally makes a play for him. Dillon is like a wet dream for Coke, and the two of them have a great time getting to know each other better, at least until the danger of their job threatens to come between them. Will Dillon and Coke be able to help their friend and weather the problems that blow their way?
Publisher's Note: This book was previously released elsewhere. It has been re-edited for re-release with Pride Publishing.
And
a Smile by B.A.
Tortuga was a down-home book of cowboys, bull riders and the men that kept
them safe. The second book in Ms.
Tortuga’s Roughstock series kept
me enthralled and enamored.
Rodeo clown, Dillon
has finally snared his cowboy, Coke and has no intention of letting the man go.
Coke, on the other hand needed a bit of convincing, always claiming he’s too
old for Dillon, (yet he was only three years his senior~ something which
perplexed me).
I loved the
chemistry between the two men and was glad that Coke received his own book
after being introduced to him in Blind Ride.
Dillon and Coke were perfect for each other and melded in personality and
desire.
The synergy created
by Ms. Tortuga radiated through the
pages as she delivered true cowboy dialogue with attitude and flair.
Ms.
Tortuga wrote of the unflappable bond between the men on
the circuit and the feelings they have for each other~ always looking out for
the next man with care and love.
And a
Smile was more than a” book two” in a series. It was the continuation of a
difficult life for the rodeo troupe; all the characters intertwining throughout
the stories. Jason’s blindness, Blind
Ride, was furthered discussed with possible resolution for getting him back
in the ring, thus leaving the door open for further books to follow his story.
All the men of the Roughstock series have hutzpah and guts,
making them endearing and charming. Tough stock with a dose of love and sexy~
the men of the Roughstock series are
enough to make any red-blooded American swoon.
Book
provided by author/publisher in exchange for an honest review
Definite S.E.X.
A five handcuff
review
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