The Kilted Cowboy - Mr J W Murison - Grāmatas - CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781495922428 - 2014. gada 11. februāris
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The Kilted Cowboy is a romantic drama with bite, set in the modern era. When a rich Texan Rancher Daniel Delaque, comes to Scotland on a roots holiday he once promised his late wife, he meets and falls in love with a beautiful Scots widow Jean McGregor. Romance blossoms and she elopes with him back to the USA. After a whirlwind romance they get married in Las Vegas in the Elvis chapel. There is only one fly in this particular ointment. Mike McGregor joined the British Army when he was 16 following in his father?s footsteps. At the age of 20, a few weeks from returning from his second tour in Afghanistan Mike is wounded in a road side ambush. He returns home to Scotland to discover the secret his family have been desperately trying to keep from him. After a few days at home and after receiving a medal from the Queens hand for his bravery during the ambush, Mike finds himself back on a plane and heading for the wild lands of Texas and an unexpected adventure. With handsome cowboys, beautiful women, romance, Red Indians, Cattle rustling, rodeos, drug dealers and murder, the citizens of Helltown are in for a rude awakening when Mike McGregor rides into town. The picture postcard cowboys from the Double D are in for a shock when the hard talking hard fighting Scottish Soldier walks into their bunkhouse.

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Izlaists 2014. gada 11. februāris
ISBN13 9781495922428
Izdevēji CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platf
Lapas 524
Izmēri 30 × 152 × 229 mm   ·   675 g
Valoda Angļu  
Ieguldītājs Mrs Jeannie Michaud

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