Say Yes

By Regina Carlysle

“I’ll make you famous.”

She’d spoken the words, clicked off a few pictures and then scampered off toward the rodeo arena leaving him more than a little dizzy with lust. J.D. Stone, owner of the Stone’s Throw ranch is in town for business but the sassy woman has him thinking of planting his boots under her bed. Luckily for him, the pretty Melissa Bell is staying at the same hotel!

At first, J.D. Stone looked like a ghost from her past, but those long-ago imagines quickly disappear with the first touch of this sexy cowboy’s hands on her sex-starved body. The epitome of a man of the old-west, hard and strong, J.D. is everything she has ever wanted in a man but will a misunderstanding have him turning tail and running with the dawn? Not if she can help it.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Decadent Publishing
• Release date: Oct 7, 2012
• ISBN: 9781613333648

Regina Carlysle

Regina Carlysle is an award winning, multi-published author. She likes writing that is hot, edgy, and often humorous, and puts this trademark stamp on all of her stories. Though Regina lived most of her life in Texas, she now resides in sunny Florida where she is a doting, fawning, and over-indulgent mother to her two kids. When she's not penning steamy erotic tales or hot contemporary stories, she loves long chats with friends who help her stay sane and keep her laughing. Email: [e-mail] Website: www.reginacarlysle.com

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Say Yes

Smashwords Edition

Copyright © 2012 by Regina Carlysle

ISBN: 978-1-61333-364-8

Cover art by Nicole Austin

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Published by Decadent Publishing Company, LLC

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Chapter One

J.D. Stone walked into the bar of San Antonio’s Menger Hotel, bellied up to the bar, and ordered his favorite longneck beer. The cold brew slid down his throat like a whole lot of perfection. The Menger’s longtime bartender stood close by and began to industriously wipe down the aged wood counter. How ya doin’, Luke?

Pretty damn good, J. D. You? Are you in town for business or pleasure?

Business mainly. With the rodeo in town this weekend, I lined up a few meetings. Have stock to buy for Stone’s Throw, and I figured I’d catch some of these guys while they’re gathered in one spot. Headed out to the rodeo arena for a few of those. Mixing work and pleasure. J.D. took a long, slow pull from the bottle then settled his ass onto a high-backed bar stool. Struck a deal for a load of beeves, so now I figure I can sit back and enjoy the next few days here in the city.

Luke grinned. You don’t do that often, do you?

Isn’t that just the plain damn truth?

He’d taken over the prosperous Stone’s Throw Ranch ten years ago following the death of his dad, John David, and his life had never been the same. Sure, he loved it. Ranching was in his blood and buried in his bones, but it darn sure hadn’t left him time for much of anything else. Rarely did he drive the eighty miles into town for