Excerpt from ABBIE AND THE COWBOY

"Because it feels good isn't the best reason for doing something," Abigail declared.

"No? I happen to think it's a wonderful reason for doing something. One of the best." As Dylan spoke, he reached out to sketch a brief line from the corner of her mouth to the underside of her jaw.

His work-roughened finger created havoc within Abigail. She, who was supposedly fluent in the language of love after having written about it for so many years, found herself unable to describe this suddenly shameless surge of emotion. Instead, all she could do was give in to it, surrendering to the moment, even if only for second or two. But the instant she realized she'd actually closed her eyes with pleasure, she snapped out of her Dylan-induced trance.

Stepping away from temptation, she said, "Trying to practice some Gypsy magic on me, too? If so, you can forget it," she added crossly. "Understand?"

To order this book, click here