Two hours outside of Boise, Idaho, is a sign that reads, “Welcome to Stallions and Studs.” In the four stories corralled together in this collection, read about the cowboys who work the ranch and the men who come there to live out their cowboy fantasies. Riding, herding cattle, rodeoing along with moonlit trail rides, snuggling by a camp fire, and rolling around in the hay are just some of the activities available to the guests seeking to lasso themselves some cowboy fun. And for a few, if they’re lucky, a whole lot more. Contains the stories: Shoulda Been a Cowboy: Charlie Bradley, enthralled with cowboys, chooses a dude ranch for his summer vacation. There he meets Wade Connors who, in addition to being his riding instructor, romances Charlie as his playmate of the week. What happens when Charlie’s week ends and he has to return home? Back in the Saddle Again: Mack MacIntyre has left his life as a cowboy behind. For 35 years he’s been a devoted husband, father, and businessman far from his roots in the west. One day that old life, in the form of Seth Buchanan, comes knocking on his door. Seth has a dream. Does Mack have the courage to share in it? Rodeo Cowboy: Lex Cunningham and Trent Boxwood ride rodeo together. Lex hopes Trent’s friendship can be turned to something more, but when he acts on signs that Trent is interested, Trent rebuffs him. Why? Will Trent overcome what stands between them? Reining In Rio: The single life is just fine for Rio Cody. His motto is monogamy is monotony. However, at a local horse show he meets someone who may turn that notion inside out. But Mark Wembly is not at all Rio’s type and is a pain in the butt to boot. Will Rio continue to ride alone, or will Mark rein him in?

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Mack looked around. It was a typical New York boutique hotel room: small, well-decorated, and stylishly furnished. 


&ldquo;Bed takes up mosta the damned room,&rdquo; Seth said as he tossed his hat on a small desk and turned to Mack. &ldquo;But then a bed is about all ya really need, right?&rdquo;


He walked toward Mack and wrapped him in a hug. Mack didn&rsquo;t resist but let his arms hang at his sides. The same look Mack had seen in the restaurant was in Seth&rsquo;s eyes once more&mdash;the one that seemed to be searching for something, hoping to find it and bring it out into the open. Mack felt his heart start to beat wildly. 


Mack hadn&rsquo;t been called cowboy in years, not since he&rsquo;d left Montana. 


&ldquo;Will ya share my bedroll with me tonight?&rdquo;


Seth pulled him closer, their hard bodies pressing together.


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