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So that is pure sunshine and an absolute joy to write For me, Lone Star Reunionis that book

Over the course of the previous books in this installment of the Texas Cattleman’s Club series, our lovely readers were introduced to Daniel and Alexis and their randparents, Gus and Rose A fifty-year-old feud has kept Gus and Rose apart and played a part in Daniel and Alexis’s breakup when they were teenagers Now, a decade on, everyone is that much older But not, unfortunately, wiser, and the road to true love is a rocky, dusty Texas trail!

Noticing Daniel and Alexis’s attraction, Gus and Rose are determined to keep them apart, and conceive a plan to hold a charity bachelor auction in the hope that sorandchildrens’ attention! But fate is sneaky and the two octogenarians fall in love, grateful for a second chance

Realizing that they rong to keep Daniel and Alexis apart, Gus and Rose hatch another plan, this one ai this time?

Happy reading,

Joss

Prologue

September

Over the decadesreceptions had been held at the Texas Cattleman’s Club, and there had been a fair amount of scandals, for sure Alexis Slade re position with theout under a lavishly decorated bridal party table after streaking across the dance floor, wearing nothingThere had been tearful brides, drunk brides, regretful brides and emotional brides, but Shelby Arthur was the first bride who hadn’t made it to the altar

The Good, would undoubtedly be talked about for weeks on end Alex looked across the still-crowded reception rooroo pale but composed Her eyes tracked left and there was the mother of the bride, a handkerchief clutched in her fist Alex snorted at her wobbling lower lip, her crocodile tears Daphne Good barracuda who’d made no secret of the fact that she despised her son’s fiancée and was totally against their h school, Alex believed Shelby came to her senses just in time

Marrying the spineless groo his awful family—Brooke Goodman, Jared’s sweet-natured sister, was the exception—and really, no woh without any added pressure froe would’ve been athe shots