Re-ride at the Rodeo
Part of the Wayback, Texas Series from The Wild Rose Press

She plays it safe; he takes risks.
She’s been burned; he likes it hot.
She wants the happily ever after; he just wants a good time.
She turns him down; he’s angling for a re-ride.

Neither expects what happens next.

Just finished reading Re-Ride At The Rodeo. I just loved it!…Great ending! My eyes filled with tears as Clay spoke and then Dusty ran to him. Reminded me of the ending in Never Been Kissed with Drew Barrymore.”--L. Gonzalez author of Too Late for Romance? 

4 ½ books…a wonderful contemporary western romance”—Long and Short Reviews

4 ½ hearts...Each page turned was a gift of more of the thrill readers search for—The Romance Studio

… a very entertaining read and the ending is absolutely wonderful—Manic Readers

Re-ride at the Rodeo has happiness radiated all over the story…This is my first Anne Carrole book and it definitely would not be the last one.”—Writers and Readers of Distinctive Fiction 

4 ½ clovers…this happy ending was original and Dusty deserved it all—CK’s Kwips and Kritques

Return to Wayback

ISBN: 9781601546371.

From the Wild Rose Press and at Amazon.com or through a bookstore near you.

An anthology of three Wayback stories: After spending twelve years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, Corey Donovan is headed for Wayback, bent on getting a little payback. Tiffany Covington is both thrilled and afraid when she learns Corey has returned. She’s ready to repay old debts, the question is, will Corey accept her currency of exchange? Roped and Tied: Jericho Farrell left Wayback and Eden Sawyer for a shot at a better life, but now he’s back. Eden has forgiven him for leaving, but will he forgive her when he discovers he’s a father? Re-Ride at the Rodeo: Bronc rider Clay Tanner is looking for a good time. Dusty Morgan looks like she could use one, but she turns him down. Feeling like he’s been bucked off before the eight second buzzer, Clay’s betting he can score if she’ll give him a re-ride. But qualifying may call for more than he’s prepared to give.