Uncle Plats: Clean Cowboy Romance

By Aphra Crescas

A cowboy meets an urban woman who is visiting rural America because she has a deceased uncle who left her a farm. She initially travels to the ranch to inspect it, and make preparations to sell it. While there, she meets Hank – a cowboy who lives nearby — at a town hall meeting.

 

She is initially driven by money, and is more interested in selling the farm and getting out of town. The town is concerned because they don't know who will buy it, or what they intend on using it for.

 

She agrees to hire Hank and seeks his advice and expertise in selling the horses and other livestock on the farm. Hank, a farming cowboy by nature, has a lot of experience in this area.

 

When he meets her, he challenges her intellectually. Despite his simple, country manner, he's surprisingly smart, and they begin a friendship. Over time, they develop a deeper friendship, and eventually fall in love. Will his charm and gentlemanly behavior be able to win her – the shrewd city capitalist – over so they can join hands in marriage? Will she commit to spending the rest of her life with him?

 

This is a standalone romance short story ending HEA!

• Language: English
• Publisher: PN.Books
• Release date: Jun 3, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393003946

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Title Page

Title: Uncle Plats

Subtitle: Clean Cowboy Romance

Author: Aphra Crescas

Table of Contents

Copyright

Title Page

Uncle Plats

Description

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Uncle Plats

Description

A cowboy meets an urban woman who is visiting rural America because she has a deceased uncle who left her a farm. She initially travels to the ranch to inspect it, and make preparations to sell it. While there, she meets Hank – a cowboy who lives nearby — at a town hall meeting.

She is initially driven by money, and is more interested in selling the farm and getting out of town. The town is concerned because they don’t know who will buy it, or what they intend on using it for.

She agrees to hire Hank and seeks his advice and expertise in selling the horses and other livestock on the farm. Hank, a farming cowboy by nature, has a lot of experience in this area.

When he meets her, he challenges her intellectually. Despite his simple, country manner, he’s surprisingly smart, and they begin a friendship. Over time, they develop a deeper friendship, and eventually fall in love. Will his charm and gentlemanly behavior be able to win her – the shrewd city capitalist – over so they can join hands in marriage? Will she commit to spending the rest of her life with him?

Chapter 1

I’ve got no choice. I need to travel out there and arrange this whole thing. Selling a 2,000 acre ranch is hardly a simple task – especially with a lot of livestock, family heirlooms, and other property there she said and shrugged her shoulders in frustration.

Have you ever even been to Colorado, Kayla? asked her manager – the Executive Vice President of Operations – at her banking company.

She rolled her eyes. She always felt like he was a young, chauvinist prick who always questioned her reasoning and intelligence. She was surprised he got such an important position at a mere thirty-three years old.

Many years ago. It’s been over ten years, but that doesn’t really matter. What difference does that make?

He sulked in his chair and blew out a deep exhale. He wasn’t looking forward to replacing his Vice President of Marketing, even if the replacement ended up being only temporary. How much time do you need off?

She shrugged again and flipped up her wrists to face the ceiling. I really have no idea. I’ve never even done this before. At minimum, I would say two weeks.

He clicked the mouse and hit a few keys on his keyboard. "Well, you’ve only got two more weeks