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All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough)
All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough)
All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough)
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All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough)

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This story was first published in 2010 by Total E-Bound. It’s been reformatted, re-edited and parts rewritten, and is now published under a new title and part of the Cowboy Tough series.

Good Things Are Worth Waiting For...
Connor O’Riordan had his heart set on Gillian Matthews the first day she stepped onto his ranch but the only problem was she had a boyfriend. He’d made her promise that if the two of them ever broke up she’d tell him.
Gillian is a woman of her word and when Connor finds out she’s now available he’ll do anything to woo and romance the lady of his dreams. The best way to start...invite her to spend Thanksgiving at his ranch.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJun 20, 2018
ISBN9780463824177
All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough)
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Vanessa Devereaux

Vanessa Devereaux is the bestselling author of erotic romances and erotica including Cater to Me, The Rake, Who's the Boss, and The Pleasure Room. She's also pens three ongoing series, Perfect Pairing, Big Sky County and Kalispell Shifters.

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    All I've Ever Wanted (Cowboy Tough) - Vanessa Devereaux

    All I’ve Ever Wanted

    Cowboy Tough

    Vanessa Devereaux

    Published by Coldstream Publishing at Smashwords

    Copyright 2018 Vanessa Devereaux

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    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

    Chapter 5

    Chapter 6

    Chapter 7

    Chapter 8

    Chapter 9

    Chapter 10

    Chapter 11

    Chapter 12

    Chapter 13

    Chapter 14

    Chapter 15

    Chapter 16

    Thank You

    Social Networks

    Back to Top

    Chapter 1

    What’s the weather like in Chicago?

    Gillian closed her eyes and soaked in the richness of his voice. Whenever she listened to Connor O’Riordan talk it sent shivers down her spine… and yes, the good kind.

    It’s turned a lot colder these last few days. We had some snow last night, she said. She doodled on the notepad on her desk. Connor was her last sales call of the day.

    Save the best for last.

    Yeah, we’ve had some too but nothing that stuck around for long.

    She wondered if he’d taken her call in his office. Gillian imagined him sitting at the desk, leaning back in the leather chair that most people would have thrown out or donated, but he’d told her he’d hung onto it because it had belonged to both his dad and his grandpa. His cowboy boot-clad feet were probably resting on it…hat, also cowboy, pushed back away from his forehead.

    So when are you coming back here to show me all the new drugs you have for my animals? he asked.

    The sexy voice jolted her out of her train of thought.

    It won’t be until after the New Year. Jensen Pharmaceuticals has cut back on trips for all its sales reps.

    Well damn. What’s the world coming to when a pretty lady can’t pay me as many visits as she once did?

    Gillian laughed. Connor was the biggest flirt and flatterer she’d ever met. Had been since the first time she’d introduced herself to him two years ago. Not that she didn’t love all the attention he bestowed upon her. She’d thought he was like that with all women until she’d taken him out for a meal on the company’s expense and he hadn’t batted an eyelid at one lady all evening. A few, including the female bartender at the restaurant, had been drop-dead gorgeous but he’d kept his eyes and attention only on Gillian the whole time they’d dined together.

    She put her fingers on her lips.

    Connor had kissed her on the last visit to his ranch. She’d been packing away the new vaccines she’d been showing him when he’d grabbed her, pulled her in close to his body and his very obvious erection had pushed into her belly. She hadn’t found it inappropriate because the sexual tension between them had been brewing for well over a year. She knew it and he’d obviously sensed it too.

    It had been oh so tempting to get lost in the moment and take things to the next stage. Gillian had imagined him picking her up, carrying her to his ranch house, them ripping off one another’s clothes, kissing non-stop as they headed up to the bedroom. The only thing that had prevented that from happening was the image of Davey, Gillian’s boyfriend of three years, popping into her head as Connor eased his tongue into her mouth. She very gently pulled away so as not to offend the sexy cowboy. She hadn’t been tactful just because he was her best customer but because he was an all-around nice guy and she had a soft spot for him.

    You’re thinking about him… I mean, your boyfriend, aren’t you? he’d asked as he’d stroked the edge of her cheek with his pinkie as they’d gazed into one another’s eyes after the kiss.

    Yeah, I’m afraid to say I’m not the type of woman who cheats.

    He’d tapped her on the nose. I can appreciate that. In fact, I like that quality in a woman. The problem is now you’ve told me what a loyal lover you are it makes me wish you were my lady more than ever.

    She’d given him a quick peck on the cheek in response to that very nice compliment. Under any other circumstances she would have gone ahead and let him kiss her, undress her, make love to her or whatever he had planned for the two of them. It could have been an awkward moment for them but in no way had she felt embarrassed by what had happened between them. In fact, she’d been flattered because Connor was a hell of a nice-looking guy. A little over six feet in height, baby blue eyes, dark hair that sometimes had a wave to it—on some of her visits to the ranch she’d even seen some cute curls sneaking out from underneath his cowboy hat.

    If I don’t leave now, I’ll be sorry and I’ll also miss my flight because I need to return the rental car first, she’d told him.

    If you and your boyfriend ever break up will you promise me you’ll tell me, right?

    Not that she ever saw her and Davey going their separate ways. In fact, she guessed the whole marriage, white picket fence and babies were in their future but she didn’t want to deflate Connor’s hope that one day she’d be free to sleep with him.

    Sure, you’ll be the first to know.

    He hadn’t. That had been Gillian’s sister.

    And now with the sales call she’d just made to him, it was the first time since she and Davey had ended their relationship that she’d had a reason to speak with Connor. She’d assured him she’d let him know if they broke up and, as well as being a woman who didn’t cheat on her man, she kept promises too.

    Davey…my boyfriend and I broke up six weeks ago. It had come out quickly before she could think about the consequences. Now he’d know she was a free woman again. She’d have until January when she traveled to Montana to think about whether or not she wanted to pursue their obvious physical attraction. I promised I’d tell you, she added. Now she felt embarrassed. Maybe he’d forgotten about their conversation and the promise she’d made him. It had been eight months ago and just maybe he was seeing someone. Gillian sensed she was getting flushed in the face. In fact, her cheeks began to burn.

    Maybe he’d forgotten about the promise. Perhaps their kiss and interaction that day was no longer part of his memory.

    Sorry to hear that…okay, I’m not. Well, maybe sorry for you. How you doing? I know you’d been together for a while.

    She knew he genuinely meant what he’d said because out of all her customers he was her favorite and not just because of his looks. He’d always been very polite and always the perfect gentleman. He’d held open the car door for her, pulled out a chair and dusted it for her to sit on as she’d showed him

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