Which eccentric cowboy in Stockton County branded Evan Sting on Shotner Hill, murdering the young man? This is what private eye Joe Boxford asks himself when he's hired by Evan's father Benny to find the murderer. Joe needs some help, and enlists the services of Tal Linear, owner of The Linear Bar. But sparks begin to fly between the two. As romance heats up between them, they attempt to solve the branding crime. As the suspects start to pile up and weird relationships unfold in West Stockton, Joe and Tal begin to unravel a heinous crime. That is, until Tal vanishes and Joe thinks his sleuth buddy is going to be the killer's next victim. Does Joe have the skills needed to be a hero and save Tal from the killer's secret agenda and solve the crime? Or will Joe fall flat on his face and lose his reputation as a private investigator as well as his new lover, Tal Linear?

Stockton County Cowboys Book

Perhaps I was surprised and jumped a bit when one of his fingertips caressed my bottom, grazing its sensitive skin and tight opening. We both laughed together because of his action and my alarm, and he pulled his hand away just as quickly as it met that tender area, perhaps a little cautious about accomplishing the task again.


Other events between us were more serious. Neither of us laughed when I found latex and rolled its thin sleeve down and over the hard dick between my perspiration-covered thighs. And nor did we erupt with laughter when I opened his legs, shifted his rear up for my use, and entered him.


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