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Rough And Humble Saloon Analysis

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A Sexy Bad Boy Romance! Everyone at the Rough & Tumble Saloon has a secret… Colin “Buzz” Burton has lived on the outskirts of Vegas for his entire cowboy life, yet in spite of the naughty shenanigans he’s taken part in, he’s never gotten this down and dirty! When Leticia Bravo, a wine consultant who’s ready to shed her cosmopolitan skin for the night, mistakes him for a gigolo, the rancher goes from beer fan to wine lover with a whole lotta sinning in between… This novella has steamy sex and lots of wine. It also includes a brief excerpt from Wet and Wild, a Rough and Tumble series prequel, at the end. The word count is approximately 28,000. Note from the author: If this series looks familiar to you, it’s because it has recently undergone a bit of a change (and I’m not just talking about the covers). The books used to be published under my “Crystal Green” pen name, but now I’ve taken them under my grittier, steamier “Chris Marie Green” name. After all the publishing rights reverted back to me, it was time for a re-haul, and I want you to know this before you travel this road through Rough & Tumble. …show more content…

* Wet and Wild (a Rough and Tumble prequel novel featuring Reece Marlow) * Rough and Tumble (longer-length novel featuring Cash Campbell) * Down and Dirty (longer-length novel featuring Bennett Hughes) * Hot and Bothered (longer-length novel featuring Gideon Lane) * Naughty and Nice (a Rough and Tumble novella featuring Jesse Navarro) * Rattled and Rolled (a Rough and Tumble novella featuring Cruz

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