Remember Me, Cowboy

Caroline Burnes

Jul 2012 · HarperCollins Australia

About this ebook

Cowboy come home Amnesia and a cruel twist of fate forced Slate Walker away from Comfort, Texas. Now he was coming back to the ranch he didn't recognize, the woman who haunted his dreams and someone who couldn't afford to let him remember the past . Lover come home Slate looked at her through the eyes of a stranger but the heat in his gaze still seared Cassidy O'Neal, body and soul. She knew Slate could break her heart again but the reason for the recent troubles on her ranch was hidden in Slate's mind. She had to help him remember, though it meant revealing her secret . Daddy come home If Slate remembered the past their past he'd know the truth: her daughter was his.

About the author

According to her mother, Angi Morgan began creating stories and characters when she was two years old. Drawing blobs of colors on a page, she proceeded to tell anyone within earshot about whatever a two-year-old creates.

Introduced to Harlequin romances by her grandmother, she went through junior high waiting for the next visit to "Mommie's" house. There, she'd search through the inside cover corners for checkmarks, aunts' initials and her favorite phrase: Okay for Angi. That's right, her aunts and grandmother censored which stories she could borrow.

Reading gave her a love for the Harlequin name and story. She still has a lot of her grandmother's books. Angi keeps reading and thinking romance, falling in love with the "Happily Ever After" for each hero and heroine.

An eleventh generation Texan, Angi utilizes her strong heritage to create passionate characters willing to risk everything. She writes Harlequin Intrigue novels where danger and honor collide with love. When the house is quiet, she plots ways to engage her readers with complex story lines, throwing her hero and heroine into situations they'll never overcome...until they find the one person they can love.

Angi had several jobs before taking the opportunity to stay home with her children and develop the writing career she always wanted. Volunteer work led to a houseful of visiting kids and an extended family. College breaks are full of homemade cookies, lots of visitors and endless hugs.

With their three children out of the house, Angi and her husband live in North Texas with only the four-legged "kids" to interrupt her writing.

Angi loves to hear from her readers via her email: [e-mail]