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Dangerous Moves by Mary Jane Morgan, an f/m contemporary cowboy western personal injury* romance originally out from Kensington's Zebra Bouquet imprint in 2000.
Dillon McRay has wanted to win the bull riding at the International Finals Rodeo all his life, but he wrenched his back and needs physical therapist, Brooke Stevenson, to fix him up.
Brooke knows that if he competes before his back is healed, he could be permanently disabled. In spite of her warning, Dillon insists he’ll be riding a bull in six weeks.
As Brooke works to rehabilitate Dillon’s back, the daring cowboy charms his way past her defenses. Brooke does exactly what she’s sworn she wouldn’t do – falls hard for a cowboy who’s on a quest that might leave him crippled – maybe even paralyzed like her brother – and once again she’s helpless to prevent it.
* Frankly, the hero sounds like an idiot and the heroine probably deserves better than someone who's dumb enough to willfully court permanent injury over a trivial matter that can wait until next year's competition, with the direct example of someone else who has to live with such right in front of him.
