Confession time: I’m not much of a sports fan.
I don’t follow any professional sports, dip in and out of college football, and vaguely keep an eye on Arsenal in the UK, because it’s my husband’s favorite team. There’s only one sport I keep track of with any regularity, and it’s not one most people are familiar with.
Bull riding.
That’s right! There’s not much that’s more relaxing – in my world anyway – than watching men in cowboy hats get flung off thousand-pound cattle. I don’t know whether it’s the simplicity, or the high stakes, or the tight Wrangler jeans, but bull riding is a sport that I’m always happy to watch.
That’s why I’m excited to introduce you to Caleb “Calamity” Ross, the hero of my most recent Tule release, Last Dance with the Texas Bull Rider. Caleb has reinvented himself from obedient son to reckless bull rider, and the last thing he wants is to be tied down. But when he wakes up from a bull-riding wreck at the Fourth of July rodeo in Last Stand, Texas, his past comes crashing back.
Jessa Star is a perfectionist. A former professional ballerina, she has returned to her hometown of Last Stand to open a dance studio and hopefully find the perfect man to share her perfect life. Until a decided imperfect man from her past shows up – oh, and it just so happens they’re married!
Jessa and Caleb made a spontaneous decision in Hawaii, but the marriage that resulted is a lot harder to shake off. But while Caleb recovers in Jessa’s home, their connection is hard to ignore, even though their lives are headed down totally different paths. The clock is ticking as their divorce looms, and suddenly eight seconds on a bull seems like a walk in the park compared to the bumpy ride ahead for these two.
I hope readers will enjoy this opposites-attract, waking-up-married romance! Last Dance with the Texas Bull Rider is the third book in the Stars of Texas series, so keep your eyes peeled for the next installment!
About the Author.
Rebecca Crowley inherited her love of romance from her mom, who taught her to at least partially judge a book by the steaminess of its cover. She writes contemporary romance with smart heroines and swoon-worthy heroes, and never tires of the happily-ever-after. Having pulled up her Kansas roots to live in New York City, London and Johannesburg, Rebecca currently resides in Houston.
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