One Lucky Cowboy

By: Carolyn Brown

Narrated by: Brian Hutchison

Jane's not going to let this hot, hostile cowboy run her off his land when all she needs is a lucky break....

This sexy contemporary cowboy romance is the second in the Lucky trilogy

Jane Day is racing to stay ahead of the paid assassin who had been her fiance. On the run in Wichita Falls, Texas, she meets Nellie Luckadeau, a spitfire of an elderly lady, who desperately needs someone to drive her home and work on her ranch. But Nellie's drop-dead gorgeous cocky cowboy grandson "Lucky Slade" is sure he can spot a con artist a mile away and no way in hell is he going to let some upstart fleece his granny.

When his signature intimidation methods don't convince Jane to get out of town, he decides to pour on the charm in an effort to get her to spill what she's up to. She's happy to go along with the game, but no way she's going to let this hot, hostile cowboy run her off his land, when all she needs is a lucky break....

©2009, 2018 Carolyn Brown (P)2018 Recorded Books

great story

the story was really wonderful however the narration just didn't fit... did no-one preview it to correct the term chaise lounge? it was mispronounced several times during the story and it seemed awkward at times.. I can't believe that the narrator didn't know how to say those words... somehow the narration was distracting from the really great story...

Great Story

I love the strong female characters in this series. Good from start to finish. Funny too!

Great Story bad Narration

Loved the book. The narrator needed to do some research on the geographic area so he properly read the book. Then again, he couldn't even say chaise lounge.

Exciting and Funny

What's not to love with these two characters? Never a dull moment and a great read.

Excellent story and change of pace from other storylines

God bless you Miss Carolyn Brown, this is an excellent story. I have to say, my favorite ones are the ones where the bride holds the goods Until she's married to the sexy cowboy's and the Corky polled timers, but was surprised up to the end. You go girl! Thanks for being a good Christian writer