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Автор: Pamela Britton
Издательство: HarperCollins
Серия: Mills & Boon American Romance
Жанр произведения: Контркультура
Год издания: 0
isbn: 9781474009140
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      REVIEWERS AND READERS LOVE PAMELA BRITTON!

      “NASCAR fan or not, let In the Groove drive you to distraction.”

      —Romantic Times BOOKclub (4 stars)

      “A fairy tale that succeeds.”

      —Publishers Weekly on Scandal

      “This is the kind of book that romance fans will read and reread on gloomy days.”

      –Publishers Weekly on Tempted

      “Passion and humor are a potent combination, and author Pamela Britton comes up with the perfect blend and does everything right.”

      —The Oakland Press

      “This nonstop read has it all—sizzling sexuality, unforgettable characters, poignancy, a delightful plot and a well-crafted backdrop.”

      —Romantic Times BOOKclub (Top Pick) on Tempted

      “It isn’t easy to write a tale that makes the reader laugh and cry, but Britton succeeds, thanks to her great characters.”

      —Booklist (starred review) on Seduced

      Dear Reader,

      Well, here we are again. I’m so tickled and delighted to be bringing you yet another story set in fictional Los Molina. When I started writing for the Mills & Boon American Romance line, I never thought I’d be creating a whole series of books based in this town, very similar to my own beloved hometown of Cottonwood, California.

      As always, I hope you enjoy Cowboy M.D. and get a chance to pick up the other books in the series, too. And don’t forget that I’m also writing a line of NASCAR books for Mills & Boon’s HQN Books. (I know, NASCAR and romance—who’d have thunk?) Some of you might have read about these books in your local newspapers, Sports Illustrated or Entertainment Weekly. It’s been a wild ride, and I couldn’t be happier to be combining romance with a sport I love.

      Until next time!

      May all your books be keepers,

      Pamela

      P.S. Please visit my Web site at www.pamelabritton.com.

      Cowboy M.D.

      Pamela Britton

       www.millsandboon.co.uk

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      To the gang at Elegant Bean in Cottonwood, California. Thanks, guys, for all the coffee. Not only do you keep me awake in the mornings, but you keep me laughing, too. Here’s to many more books being written on your comfy couch.

      Books by Pamela Britton

      MILLS & BOON AMERICAN ROMANCE

      985—COWBOY LESSONS

      1040—COWBOY TROUBLE

      Contents

       Prologue

       Chapter One

       Chapter Two

       Chapter Three

       Chapter Four

       Chapter Five

       Chapter Six

       Chapter Seven

       Chapter Eight

       Chapter Nine

       Chapter Ten

       Chapter Eleven

       Chapter Twelve

       Chapter Thirteen

       Chapter Fourteen

       Chapter Fifteen

       Chapter Sixteen

       Chapter Seventeen

       Chapter Eighteen

       Chapter Nineteen

       Chapter Twenty

       Chapter Twenty-One

       Epilogue

      Prologue

      The door to the rooftop opened with a bang that caused Dr. Nicholas Sheppard to swivel in his plastic lawn chair.

      “Doctor,” Lori, one of the first-year residents, said, lights from the parking lot ten stories below illuminating the concern in her face. “You’d better come.”

      It was a cold, crisp night and his breath came out in a mist when he exhaled. “Is it Robby?”

      She nodded.

      Nick shot up so fast the dark green chair fell back. His leather soles lost purchase on the tar-and-gravel roof as he ran to the door.

      “CBC?” he asked as he pushed open the metal door. The fluorescent lights from the narrow stairwell nearly blinded him as he took the stairs two at a time, the metal rail warm to his chilled hands.

      “Came back a few minutes ago. Not good.”

      “Damn,”