Free (ePub) Cowboy's Kiss [Etiquette Consultant vs Wild Ranch Kids Western Romance]

[ATDrake]

Cowboy's Kiss by Kimberly Llewellyn is the 1st in her Heartthrob Heroes series of f/m western contemporary romances, this installment starring a big-city etiquette consultant who's been hired to civilize a single father rancher's free-range kids (didn't they do a reality TV show like this, only minus the romance unless some of them were having discreet affairs?), free courtesy of publisher ePublishing Works! (exclamation mark theirs), who are e-printing it from its 1999 Kensington Zebra paperback, which was published under the title of "Pretty Please".

Currently free @ Google Play (available to Canadians).

I kind of suspect this one's a glitch freebie, since ePW! normally distribute theirs to multiple stores, even if they don't manage to get full propagation all in one go, but here's some linkage for your price-drop-check convenience if you're feeling optimistic: B&N (also UK), Amazon (also UK, separate linkage, since ePW! books drop at different times in the various regional Amazon stores, if they drop at all outside the US), Kobo & iTunes.

Description
Tanner Avery has a working ranch to run and two wild kids to raise. The last thing he needs is a sexy big-city etiquette consultant instructing him on how to civilize his kids.

Jackie Taylor has arrived from Washington D.C., at the behest of Tanner's wily father. Her instructions are clear: teach Tanner's small children some manners. She never dreamed her biggest challenge would come from Tanner, the children's ruggedly handsome cowboy father.

Then, Tanner’s chilly welcome turns into warm embraces and searing kisses.

Now what really needs taming is Jackie's heart, especially since she's promised to another.

[ATDrake]

This is now also free @ B&N main & Amazon (not available to Canadians) & iTunes (available to Canadians). The other recent ePublishing Works! freebies are starting to get price-matched at Amazon as well across assorted countries, with a different selection in each regional store when I spot-check.