Cowboy Accomplice (McCalls' Montana)

Oh yeah! she is after his butt.
J. T. McCall, at 36, is the oldest of the 5 siblings and dedicated to running the McCall's Sundown Ranch. But there is a mystery in the making.

Regina Holland is a city gal from California who is looking for a sexy, real-life cowboy's posterior. She is trying to save her [female] family's Jeans business. She has the silly idea that the man she picks will be flattered by her offer.

J.T. has about 600 head of cattle to bring down off the mountain graze land before it snows. And they have lost their camp cook.

It is Buck Brannigan's job as ranch foreman to find J.T. a cook. Boy does he get taken in by "Reggie".
It doesn't take J.T. long to figure out that "Reggie" can't cook. She burned that first meal, yet no one of the 6 men made a comment.

J.T. had a bad feeling about this round-up. It seemed to be like the one nine years ago when they had a bad fire. There-in lies the beginning of the mystery.

Danger, intrigue, romance and the big question of what was happening and who was trying to kill J.T.? And where did Reggie fit into the pattern?

Will Jarvis was the oldest of the ranch hands.
Cotton Heywood, the blond one, had no idea what was waiting for him.
Slim Walker had been at the other deadly McCall round-up.
Nevada Black seems most likely to be a killer.
Luke Adams - is he as innocent as he seems?
Roy Shields is the quietest of the 6 and possibly the deadliest.

Reggie and J.T. spend most of the time getting out of the mountains, only to find out she wasn't even safe at the ranch.

Even Cash couldn't find the killer. And Brandon is disappearing most mysteriously. And none of the boys, much less Dusty has forgiven Shelby for being gone some 30 years. Another mystery in the making.
Rourke is still off on his honeymoon with Cassidy.
The sheriff, Cash and his mystery and secret is coming up in #3 AMBUSHED!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED --m - keep it coming [great looking butt on the cover] silly pose for "Reggie".

Great!

This book was hard for me to put down, for the things that happened I could relate to everyday life, really a great book

B J Daniels a new author for me and her stories are always in Montana and about ranchers, cowboys. I have bought a lot of her old books and they are great. The new one are a longer stories but a great read.