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To Seduce a Texan

by Georgina Gentry

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Easy To Catch. . . Texan Will "Waco" McCain and his gang are under orders to rob a bank in Prairie View, Kansas, and get the loot back to their home state, pronto. Trouble is the town's crawling with Yankee soldiers so it's on to Plan B: kidnap the banker's stepdaughter. Nabbing the delectable Rosemary Burke turns out to be easy as pie. But Waco soon discovers the smart, stubborn heiress is quite the handful--in every sense. . . Harder To Keep. . . Rosemary knows this kidnapping is the perfect opportunity for her greedy stepfather to get rid of her and keep her inheritance, which is why he's ignoring her captors' ransom demands. Truth be told, living in close quarters with the handsome cowboy isn't the worst thing to happen to a girl who's had few chances to hone her feminine wiles. Come to think of it, seduction might be her best chance at escape--not to mention a bit of fun. . . Impossible To Resist. . . With the ransom dropping, his deadline looming, and something entirely unexpected blooming with Rosemary, Waco wonders if this dangerous game she's playing is about to turn deliciously real. . . "Sharp, sexy repartee. . .filled with wit and ribald humor, double-crosses and heated passion, this is the most delightful Western of the season." --"Romantic Times "on "To Tempt a Texan "(4 1/2 stars, Top Pick, and KISS Award winner)… (more)
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I wanted to like this more, because, damn, but Rosemary was one insecure, chubby, plain heroine. She was constantly doubting that any man could love her. Her family was awful. We were all set for a great mindless afternoon. But the book got a little silly. The dialog was over the top - every other comment a quaint colloquialism and the romantic confessions were so sugary the book should come with an insulin shot. The enemies-to-lovers plot line can be fun but they just seemed to randomly accept their feelings (and each others') in a way that was kind of anti-climactic. And even though they were supposedly “good” confederate soldiers, I just cannot overlook that a hero is fighting to preserve the institution of slavery. So close to being right up my alley but I couldn't help but roll my eyes from time to time. Oh well. ( )
  Rhiannon.Mistwalker | Aug 19, 2022 |
Goofy but cute western romance. Not intended to be very realistic I don't think. The kidnapped girl was spoiled and demanding but charming with it. The hero was long suffering and heroic.

Not laugh out loud funny but amusing all the same. I felt like I was reading a vaudeville melodrama. Usually I don't like historical romances where the history is ignored and the plot is silly. But sometimes you just want a little amusement.

As a romance it wasn't so successful. The romance kind of seemed like an after thought. Read it as a melodrama and you'll be happier.
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  Luziadovalongo | Jul 14, 2022 |
I wanted to like this more, because, damn, but Rosemary was one insecure, chubby, plain heroine. She was constantly doubting that any man could love her. Her family was awful. We were all set for a great mindless afternoon. But the book got a little silly. The dialog was over the top - every other comment a quaint colloquialism and the romantic confessions were so sugary the book should come with an insulin shot. The enemies-to-lovers plot line can be fun but they just seemed to randomly accept their feelings (and each others') in a way that was kind of anti-climactic. So close to being right up my alley but I couldn't help but roll my eyes from time to time. Oh well. ( )
  PNRList | Aug 15, 2018 |
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Easy To Catch. . . Texan Will "Waco" McCain and his gang are under orders to rob a bank in Prairie View, Kansas, and get the loot back to their home state, pronto. Trouble is the town's crawling with Yankee soldiers so it's on to Plan B: kidnap the banker's stepdaughter. Nabbing the delectable Rosemary Burke turns out to be easy as pie. But Waco soon discovers the smart, stubborn heiress is quite the handful--in every sense. . . Harder To Keep. . . Rosemary knows this kidnapping is the perfect opportunity for her greedy stepfather to get rid of her and keep her inheritance, which is why he's ignoring her captors' ransom demands. Truth be told, living in close quarters with the handsome cowboy isn't the worst thing to happen to a girl who's had few chances to hone her feminine wiles. Come to think of it, seduction might be her best chance at escape--not to mention a bit of fun. . . Impossible To Resist. . . With the ransom dropping, his deadline looming, and something entirely unexpected blooming with Rosemary, Waco wonders if this dangerous game she's playing is about to turn deliciously real. . . "Sharp, sexy repartee. . .filled with wit and ribald humor, double-crosses and heated passion, this is the most delightful Western of the season." --"Romantic Times "on "To Tempt a Texan "(4 1/2 stars, Top Pick, and KISS Award winner)

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