Romeo and Juliet, Texas style, “One Texas Cowboy Too Many 
Leah Brennan, heiress apparent to River Bend Ranch is labeled a rebel by her clan’s matriarch when she finds herself in the arms of Rhett O’Donnell, a motorcycle riding cowboy just in town for the summer.
Yet, even with her palpable attraction to Rhett, Leah cannot forget her high school crush Tanner Gallagher, from rival clan of Wild Horse Ranch. And though Tanner has always been polite, all of a sudden, he was paying Leah lots of attention as the town notices the budding love affair between her and Rhett.
Then the 100-year old feud between the Brennans and the Gallagahers reignites. Leah finds herself in the middle and drags Rhett into it. And they question if their love can survive the feud? Or better yet, can the town survive their love affair.
With lots of laugh out loud funny moments, “One Texas Cowboy Too Many” is a fun read especially on a Saturday afternoon when you can finish the book in one sitting because you want to know what happens to Leah and Rhett as fast as you can.
“One Texas Cowboy Too Many (Burnt Boot, Texas)
Carolyn Brown’s New York Times and USA Today bestselling cowboys prove that love is bigger in Burnt Boot, Texas
She’s got too many cowboys on her hands
Leah Brennan has always been the good girl of the Brennan family, groomed to become the matriarch of the clan. When a dark-eyed, tattooed, ponytailed bad boy saunters into her life, Leah knows he’s off-limits—but his mesmerizing gaze makes her forget everything she used to think was important. As town-wide tension rises, Leah wonders if love really can conquer all…
And the whole town’s taking sides
When Rhett O’Donnell roars into Burnt Boot on a hot July evening, the first thing he sees is a beautiful blonde. She puts a little extra giddy-up in his heartbeat, but when Rhett’s desire throws him into the middle of a love triangle and a hundred-year-old feud, he realizes that winning his cowgirl’s heart will be a lot more complicated than he thought.
