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Romantic Comedy Sensuality Level: Sweet (G-rated) Rodeo champion and wealthy rancher, Bobby Gray Nelson, is used to women setting out to lasso him. But when he meets feisty Kelli Palmer, she refuses him on every count. He's always up for a challenge and is determined to woo this beautiful... read more
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Romantic Comedy
Sensuality Level: Sweet (G-rated)
Rodeo champion and wealthy rancher, Bobby Gray Nelson, is used to women setting out to lasso him. But when he meets feisty Kelli Palmer, she refuses him on every count. He's always up for a challenge and is determined to woo this... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
Characters/People edit
- Kelli Palmer: veterinarian
- Bobby Gray Nelson: cowboy
- Lori: Kelli's sister; flight attendant
- Charlie: Bobby Gray's sister
- Davis: Charlie's husband
- Abby: Kelli's sister
- Monty Joe: Bobby Gray's older brother
- Barbara: Kelli's older sister
- David Bishop: owner of ranch where Bobby Gray buys horses
- David: Add a description of this character.
- Don
- Cheeto
- Bonnie
- Dick
- Owens
- Vladimir
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“He twitched his fingers in front of the tabby, and the kitten raised her back and hissed. Bobby Gray grinned at Kelli expectantly while the kitten danced on the examination table. Too cute.The kitten.Not the loopy cowboy.”
Kelli Palmer
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She wore her emotions for everyone to see and, if one were so inclined, to discover exactly how to hurt her.
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And that was very, very bad news.
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Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a horizon; and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight.
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You, my darling, are the very best kind of woman. You give of yourself and always put the comfort of other people and animals ahead of your own. You don’t wait for someone to wait on you; you’re quick to be of service to others. Women who are all about looks, and nothing about service, are just empty shells. They’re superficial images, hoping to shine outside with a smidgen of the bright beauty you have glowing from inside. No other woman can touch you in the human-being department.”
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What doesn’t grow often dies,
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Kelli had the urge, almost a compulsion, to be the woman who was there to comfort him, to give him the loving strength to go out and keep trying. She wanted to be the woman who gave his existence meaning.
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“It’s not that. The mama cat had kittens and they all need vaccines.”
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First Sentence edit
Even barn cats deserve love—and medical care.
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Cowboy Boots: Bobby Gray's boots are a symbol of his growing attraction to Kelli.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 2 in A Texas Legacy Romantic Comedy. (standard series)
Followed by Stuck On You.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Kathy Carmichael (Author)
Other Contributors:
- editor, Alison Cunliffe (Editor)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Library of Congress Cataloguing-in-Publication Data Carmichael, Kathy (Kathy Lynch) Kissing Kelli / Kathy Carmichael, p. cm. ISBN-13: 978-1-4609-8317-1 (lg. print : pbk : alk. paper) 1. Texas — Fiction . 2. Large type books. I. Title Library of Congress Control Number: 2011924842 813’.6 — dc22
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