Pete is another stroke on Leigh Greenwood's colorful canvas of the Old West. The plotting is brilliant and the conflict strong. Reading Pete is like a bronco ride--you can't stop reading until the end?

Leigh Greenwood is back with another heartwarming book in The Cowboys series. Like his cowboy brothers, Pete is a wonderful hero. Anne is a refreshing delight as Pete's innocent young bride. The author has crafted a real winner with Pete and readers will be happy to add this cowboy to their collection.

"We're married," Pete said. "It wouldn't be improper. If you don't like it, I'll stop."

He couldn't imagine why he was doing this. He'd never washed a woman's back before. Well, not a nice woman's back. He had no intention of letting any kind of feeling warmer than friendship develop between them. She was married to someone else. He was crazy to be standing in the bathroom, staring at her. He was insane even to think about washing her back, much less offer tO do it.

What did he think he was going to do, wash her back, get himself completely stirred up, then go quietly to bed with her lying only inches from him? That bullet must have addled his brain. He would back out of here as fast as he could. Forget how adorable she looked, her big black eyes wide with shock, wonder, and.., he was certain of it now,expectation.

"Okay"

Too late! One word, and he was lost.