Texas Heat

RJ Scott

Aug 2012 · Love Lane Books Limited

About this ebook

What happens when secrets spill and lies are discovered? And just how far will Riley and Jack go to play matchmaker?

Riley and Jack Campbell-Hayes are in a good place. Jack is expanding the DD and training quarter horses, Riley is so close to his first ethical-based contract that he can almost taste it and Hayley is nearly ten and happy as all out.

Jack hires Robbie, a man recovering from a great loss, to be his right-hand man. Meanwhile, Riley's flamboyant mischievous photographer friend, Eli, decides the DD is the perfect backdrop for a cowboy-themed model shoot. Eli has secrets not even Riley knows about but despite what he is hiding he falls in lust with Robbie at first sight. Everyone except Robbie can see how perfect Eli would be for him.

Against the backdrop of twenty half-naked models on DD land, and in the midst of fighting the oil establishment that just won't give Riley a chance, Texas Heat is the story of one hot summer in Texas with a Gay Rodeo, a bar fight at the Rusty Nail, humor, angst and love between two men that just grows stronger every day.

Ratings and reviews

Thus series is like a soap opera. But I enjoy it because of the sections that discuss doing business. The things going on with Jack's horse business is interesting. But I never thought that I would have this much interest in the drama played out behind the scenes of the oil business. That was fascinating. And it really surprised me how much I was into it. I wish there was a whole book about doing business in the oil industry. I would totally read that ...if it were M/M, of course. But, yeah!

About the author

RJ Scott is the author of the over one hundred published novels and discovered romance in books at a very young age. She realized that if there wasn’t romance on the page, she could create it in her head, and is a lifelong writer.

She lives and works out of her home in the beautiful English countryside, spends her spare time reading, watching films, and enjoying time with her family.

The last time she had a week’s break from writing she didn't like it one little bit and has yet to meet a bottle of wine she couldn’t defeat.