The Countess and the Cowboy

Cowboys and Indians never fought like this!

When Letitia DeMarco took the deed, by gunpoint no less, to herex-fiance's Montana cattle ranch, she didn't know it came with anegative cash flow — and Tyler Barnes, a foreman with a state-size chipon his shoulder. Before she could even unpack her designer boots, theylocked spurs and made the ranch the wildest honky-tonk in town.

Letitia was sultry, high society and Italian in every way but heritage.Tyler was the soul of Montana's wide-open spaces. He had been born andbred on a ranch: his easy chair was a horse's back. When they lockedhorns, it was winner take all. And, come high noon, there would be onlyone winner in this showdown.