Titled Texans Books
Lady Cecily Thorndale thought she had found the one man for her when she became engaged to the future Earl of Devonshire. But when the earl calls off their engagement and heads to Texas, Cecily follows him there, determined not to give up on love. The earl thinks he needs a different kind of life, but Cecily proves she’s all the adventure he’ll ever need.
A cowgirl and a nobleman join forces. Abigail Waters knows how to ride horses, rope cattle and run her own ranch, but to her friends and neighbors, she’s just another pal. The husband and family she longs for seem out of reach until she meets middle son Reg Worthington, exiled to his family ranch in the Texas panhandle to prove himself. Reg, with his fine manners, elegant clothes and British charm, is out of his league on the prairie. His chances of proving himself to his father and earning his passage back to England seem remote – until he meets Abbie. The two misfits join forces to help each other out. Abbie will teach Reg all about ranching and he’ll help her become a lady to win the eye of the neighboring rancher she’s set her cap for. But love has other ideas in mind… Originally published in 2000 under the title Last Chance Ranch, Educating Abbie is the second volume in the Titled Texans series about a family of English nobility who set out to tame the American west. A finalist for the Golden Heart award, Educating Abbie combines humor, romance and historical research for a satisfying, romantic read.
The second son of the Earl of Devonshire, Reg Worthington is determined to prove to his father that he can successfully manage his family's recently acquired Texas ranch--despite his lack of experience in the cattle business--and enlists the aid of his unconventional neighbor, Abigail Waters, to teach him the art of ranching in exchange for lessons in deportment. Original.
The youngest son of the Earl of Devonshire, Cam Worthington, a new vicar, is on his way to meet the Texas bishop when he is forced into marriage, at the point of a shotgun, to lovely Caroline Allen. Original.