Tied Up, Tied Down
...The strongest bonds are the ones unseen.
Businesswoman Skylar Ellison is firmly in control of her life. So getting tangled up with a sexy Wyoming cowboy—and conceiving a baby in the parking lot of a honky-tonk—wasn’t in her plan. Since it appears the daddy has taken off for greener pastures, the only thing to do is pull up her bootstraps and carry on alone.
Cattle rancher Kade McKay returns home after a year on the range, and is knocked for a loop when he learns he’s the father of a three-month-old baby girl. When Skylar refuses to marry him, Kade grits his teeth, moves in and plays house by her rules to prove he’s a man in for the long haul.
Despite Skylar’s insistence they are to remain strictly parenting partners, their old passions flare hot as a brush fire, spurring Kade to demand absolute sexual surrender from the headstrong woman. Skylar willingly submits her body to the hot-blooded cowboy but she’s leery of handing Kade the reins to her heart.
Can Kade convince Skylar the wicked sex games aren’t a temporary distraction? Or will he have to bust out the ropes to show her he wants to be tied to her…forever?
(~Ha! Once again this has me giggling!! -->) Warning: this book contains: no holes barred kinky sex scenes, wicked rope play, blunt language, and yowza! lots of hot cowboy nekkidness.
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*****5 Stars. Yup. Did it again. My rare five star grade. I had to because I thought this book was better than the last (Cowgirl Up and Ride). I think I am madly in love with Kade and at times I wanted to knock Skyler upside the head for her stupidity, even though I knew she needed to find her own way to Kade’s heart (and eventually—unbeknownst with the help of her sister—leave her stamp there forever.) Sigh. This book makes me want to move to Wyoming. Then again, there is a reason Miz. James probably writes most of the stories in summer…Wyoming has those notorious cold ten month winters. LOL. Then again, if there were hot, delicious cowboys like the McKays and Wests to keep things toasty…it might not be so bad.
I love this new-to-me author!
Bring on the cowboys. Yee-Haw!
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