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Set in a secluded cabin, the story follows Clinton Terrell, a rough‑eyed Texas cowboy who embodies old‑fashioned machismo. He encounters Wallis Witherspoon, a woman who defies conventional expectations with her boldness and independence. Their meeting challenges entrenched beliefs about gender roles and sets the stage for a narrative about attraction and cultural conflict.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Lass Small
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