Lazarus by Beth
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Lazarus by Beth Williamson
Being a Graham
isn't easy, and it's about to get a lot harder for one stubborn lawman and the
woman who still owns his heart.
Forget Me Knot by Lori King
Will her
vacation into the heart of cattle country turn out to be a mistake?
Cowboy Crazy by Em Petrova
Five brides
for five brothers…at least that’s the deal the Daltons have struck with their
boys. Each son must marry in order to inherit a piece of the ranch they love so
much.
Watching Fireflies by Jaycee Ford
A cowboy who
knew nothing of love. A city girl who wishes she didn't.
Sweet As Candy by Sidda Lee Rain
She may be the
softness to smooth his rough edges. That is...if he can convince her to give an
ol' rodeo bum a chance.
The Heartsong Cowboy by Melissa Keir
Can two
people, one horse and the power of love cure a little girl?
Gimme Some Sugar by Stephanie Berget
She’s is a
genius with cupcakes and croissants. He needs a ranch cook to whip up beef,
beans and bacon. Love never tasted so good.
Her Fated Cowboy by Donna Michaels
Thrown back
into the path of her first love, she finds hers is not the only heart fate has
damaged.
Cowboy Proud by D’Ann Lindun
She left town
to chase her dreams…he stayed and ignored his…can they find love again?
Davis: Letters of Fate by Paty Jager
A marriage of
convenience ignites into a steamy romance and brings two strong wills together.
Make Mine a Cowboy by Sandy Lea Sullivan
She writes fantasy cowboys for a living...but
she never expected to find her own on the back roads of Hill Country, Texas.
Chocolate Cowboy by Kirsten Lynn
Returning to
Wyoming two things surprised GySgt Jared Worrell…becoming the town chocolatier
and Lucy Thomas. Coming home never tasted so sweet.
Montana Bachelor by Hildie McQueen
Rich Bachelor
seeks Single Female who won't mind complications of elite society, a suspicious
father and an evil ex-girlfriend…
Cowboys Never Fold by Lexi Post
A cowboy
honors a promise by working at a nudist resort but to win the sexy owner’s
heart, he must bare more than his soul.
River’s Edge by Gem Sivad
From
gunslinger to ranch owner. He's finding respectability a lot more dangerous
than his former life of sin.
Under Pressure by Rhonda Lee Carver
The Stone
sisters know their way with a gun, rope, three-inch heels, and a cowboy's
heart.
Jake: Men of Clifton by Susan Fisher Davis
He can tame
the wildest stallion, but can he tame a stubborn redhead that wants nothing to
do with him?
The Real McCoy by Sabrina York
She mistakes
him for a stripper...he is happy to comply!
Get a taste of:
Lazarus by Beth
Williamson
Lazarus Graham has always been the
black sheep of his family. Leaving behind the ranch his family had owned for
nearly 200 years, he lives life as a Texas Ranger. Tough, hard and inflexible,
he has no time for life's fripperies.
Beatrice Cartwright never expected
to run into her childhood nemesis again. Yet Laz Graham sauntered into her
store to investigate a crime nearby. Then the man had the nerve to not remember
her.
Being a Graham isn't easy, and it's
about to get a lot harder for one stubborn lawman and the woman who still owns
his heart.
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AN EXCERPT
He cupped her cheek and a shiver
raced down her skin. “You gave up your dreams to live theirs?”
She’d not heard it phrased in such
a way before and it made her decision sound foolish. “No, I took responsibility
for my family’s business. I couldn’t let my grandfather’s vision for a
Cartwright legacy die with my parents.” Her tone was sharper than she expected.
“You’re right. I can’t judge you
for what you did.” He pulled his hand away and she almost stopped him. “But for
what it’s worth, you would have been a good cop.”
She turned away from him and stared
blindly at the colorful sticky notes. The colors of the rainbow decorated the
wall, a collection of awfulness in the guise of something beautiful.
“Thank you, I think.” She wrapped
her arms around her middle. “I guess we have obligations to our families that
we might not want.”
He nodded. “True enough.” He put
his hand on her shoulder. “I think we have something to start with. Finally.”
The warmth of his large hand was
strangely comforting in the harsh light of the almost barren room. There was
almost nothing left of the store. It was a clean slate. She could either
rebuild what was taken from her, or she could sell it all and start again.
First, however, she wanted to find
out who was behind the crimes and help Laz catch the son of a bitch.
“I want to be part of this until
the end.” She turned to look up into his beautiful blue-green eyes. “Tell me
you won’t leave me here and finish this without me.”
His expression was just as hard as
it had been when they started, but he dipped his head and kissed her. Soft and
quick. Her heart thudded into a gallop. Suddenly all she could see, all she
could smell, all she could feel was him. The fans buzzed back and forth, but
instead of cooling her down, her temperature notched up.
“It’s hot in here.” Her voice was a
crackly whisper.
“The AC is off.”
“It’s not the AC.” She told herself
to step back, to move away from him. Yet her body didn’t obey. Nope, she did
something really stupid instead.
She set the beer down and kissed
him. His lips moved against hers, giving as much as receiving. She opened her
mouth. The sweet heat slid through her as their tongues rasped and danced with
each other. Her arms found their way around his neck and she pressed her
breasts against his exceptionally hard chest.
What was she doing?
“Is this a good idea?” He murmured
against her cheek as he kissed his way to her neck.
Bea took off her glasses and
dropped them on the floor beside her. “No, it’s not.”
That didn’t stop her from backing
him toward the chair and pushing his shoulders until he sat. Her nipples
strained against her bra and her pussy throbbed with need, pulsing in tune with
her rapid heartbeat. One kiss, that was all it took. Apparently touching
Lazarus was like a switch.
She was on.
She climbed on his lab, pressing
her heated core against him and was rewarded with a thump from his burgeoning
erection. She slid back and forth, reveling in the friction. He cupped her
breasts, hefting their weight while his thumbs brushed her straining nipples.
“God, these are amazing.” He tugged
at the hem of her shirt until he could pull it off.
It was almost laundry day so the
only bra she’d had to wear was a pink lacy, sexy one that she had bought at the
urging of a friend. Bea only wore it when she had no other clean ones. Her big
boobs were just about falling out of the scrap of lace that pretended to be a
bra.
Laz, however, appeared to
appreciate it. He growled low in his throat and pinched her nipples through the
lace. The combination of the rough material against the sensitive skin made her
gasp.
“These are magnificent.”
She couldn’t help it. She barked a
short laugh. “Magnificent?”
He frowned up at her. “Don’t
underestimate the lure of these.” He nipped at one, and she sucked in a breath.
When he pulled back the lace off the left side, exposing the nipple, he licked
it once. “Magnificent.”
About the Author
Beth Williamson, who also writes as
Emma Lang, is an award-winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author
of both historical and contemporary romances. Her books range from sensual to
scorching hot. She is a Career Achievement Award Nominee in Erotic Romance by
Romantic Times Magazine, in both 2009 and 2010, and a quarter-finalist in the
2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Contest.
Beth has always been a dreamer,
never able to escape her imagination. It led her to the craft of writing
romance novels, fueled by Reese’s and tenacious pursuit of the perfect story.
She’s passionate about purple, books, and her family. She has a weakness for
shoes and purses as well as bookstores.
Life might be chaotic, as life
usually is, but Beth always keeps a smile on her face, a song in her heart, and
a cowboy on her mind. ;)
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