Texas Free

De: Janet Dailey

Narrado por: Graham Winton

She's a woman with a burning need to break free from her past.

Rose Landro is on the run. Seeking refuge at the Rimrock Ranch, she is finally ready to claim the land her granddaddy left her and make a fresh start. But her return is rife with controversy when cattle begin disappearing - and a handsome menace named Tanner McCade starts watching Rose a little too closely. Could the new cowhand be connected to the men she's hiding from? Or is there another reason the rugged stranger is shadowing her every move?

He's a man ready to fight boldly for his future.

There's a secret in Rose Landro's eyes, a mystery that Special Ranger Tanner McCade is determined to uncover. Even if the beauty isn't behind the cattle rustling he's investigating, she's way too skittish, and all too exquisite for Tanner to just let slide past his piercing gaze. Then he discovers a vulnerability in Rose that has him aching to protect her - and longing to possess her....

©2018 Revocable Trust Created by Jimmy Dean Dailey and Mary Sue Dailey Dated December 22, 2016. (P)2018 Recorded Books

ok read

the story a bit slow. we enjoyed while we drove. not sure we would do another.

Great

I throughly enjoyed listening to this book. The narrator's voice was pleasant and stopped what I was doing to listen fully to the voice and story.

Engaging

The story is engaging while it kept you hoping for a positive outcome. It teaches you through struggles can come hope and happiness with determination and friendship.

great story

Wonderful. ending to Rose's hard life! she desired to have a wonderful man and child.

Married to Tanner

I liked the romance and their story in Wyoming. I disliked the two Mexican men who betrayed her.

good book.

loved the book, the character's, would listen to it again. janet daily great story teller

Wonderful inspiring story great listen

A great family suitable story awesomely read and very descriptive telling I’d recommend to anyone

Disappointing

I didn't like this one. The FMC was dumb. For a woman who allegedly had so much rough, real life experience she certainly made some poor life decisions. Some might say it's the devil you know but she chooses the devil she just met instead of staying and dealing with the men/ family who treated her very well. It didn't make sense. She goes off on her own, knowing she needed protection from many different people. leaving the one place she had security. It all just kept getting worse, I couldn't stand being dragged along with the ridiculousness.

SERIOUSLY??

Why create a character so incredibly stupid?? And why does every heroine have to be “small, trembling like a child??” Oh brother. Thought I’d give this one a chance, but she never got smart. Bathing in the nude, at a creek where her grandfather was murdered, knowing the villain and his son come around? And the hero saves her every time??? Good grief. I’m done.
What ever happened to a woman who learns quickly, isn’t pretty, and saves herself??