Stampede of Love (Long Valley Series Book 0.5) by Erin Wright

Author:Erin Wright [Wright, Erin]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Bachelor, Single Woman, Sensual, Hearts Desire, Lifetime Love, Life-Changes, Second Chances, Honesty & Trust, Home & Family, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, Long Valley Series, Western & Cowboy Romance, Animals & Horses, Rodeo Circuit, Bulls & Cattle, Tulsa Rodeo Arena, Rodeo Sports, Prequal, Novella Length Story, Short Story
Publisher: Wright’s Reads
Published: 2017-06-01T04:00:00+00:00

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She should definitely not listen to Autumn. Not ever again. On any topic.

Okay, maybe some topics, like which jeans really did make Kimber’s ass look good, but on the topic of finding love at O’Malley’s Bar & Grill?

A big, fat nope to this.

Friday night, and this was the best O’Malley’s could do?

There were the town drunks lining the bar – Sawyer was a pretty nice town, but even it couldn’t escape having a few town drunks whose sole ambition in life was to keep a barstool from floating away. Kimber immediately dismissed them.

And then…

Well, there wasn’t much left. A few couples who’d made O’Malley’s their destination for their date night, and an older gentleman, at least in his 50s, who Kimber didn’t recognize, but truly, she wasn’t so desperate as to hit on men her father’s age.

After a survey of the bar leaving even Autumn incapable of finding someone cute to hit on, Autumn suggested, “Wanna grab a bite to eat? Maybe it’ll get more exciting later on. It is only seven o’clock.”

So the town drunks can get even more drunk?

“All right,” Kimber agreed with a sigh. She really did owe Autumn some fun time together, and what was she going to do otherwise – sit at home and mope?

They went around the corner and down the hallway into the “grill” part of the bar. During rodeo and fair week, they served great food like steaks and prime rib but as soon as the crowds left, their fare dropped back down to hamburgers and onion rings. Which, Kimber liked and she had the thighs to prove it, but sometimes she wished that Sawyer were big enough to have real restaurants that served real meals in the evenings. Betty’s Diner was pretty good, but they closed at two every day. Someday, someone was going to come along and give O’Malley’s a run for their money, and Kimber couldn’t wait to see the day.

The meal passed quickly, Autumn’s dark green eyes and brown curls bouncing as she talked about the latest drama with her boyfriend. Which was to say, more of the same. Someday, Autumn was going to break up and stay broken up with Johnny, her on-again, off-again boyfriend of five years. He wasn’t worth a bucket of warm spit in Kimber’s estimation, but Autumn always seemed willing to give him another chance. It was…maddening.

After finishing and paying up, they headed back into the bar area. Kimber held her breath as they came around the corner, although to be honest, she wasn’t sure if she was hoping to see a cute, available young guy, or not.

When they cleared the corner, Kimber surveyed the room, and saw to her regret and relief, that there wasn’t a single new person in the joint.

She turned to Autumn to tell her that she was ready to go home, when the front door opened and in came a group of guys. Young guys. Hot young guys. Autumn grinned at her triumphantly, her brilliant white teeth glowing in the dark atmosphere.

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