Her Heart for the Asking (Book 1 - Texas Hearts)
“Mandy stepped out of the cab of the truck and looked at the rolling gray sky. The sky was still black with clouds hanging low and ominous and getting darker still. Every so often the sky would flash with a zing of lightning and be chased by a rumble or crack of thunder. The torrential downpour hadn't come yet, but the light drizzle that had started promised it was just on their heels.
Most all the supplies were tucked underneath a tarp in the back of the truck. They left everything in the t...ruck and went inside.
Beau wasted no time at all in lighting a gas lamp set on a small table in the center of the room. The light cast an amber glow against the room. Mandy hugged herself to keep the chill of the cabin from making her shiver. But she did anyway. Wet clothes, cold cabin didn't make for warmth.
She pushed past the thought that only being in the warmth of Beau's arms would chase away the chill. "We'll drop everything inside first and unload it later." She looked around the compact cabin. It was only meant for a few cowboys while the herd was in the high country. Certainly not meant for a romantic interlude. The sturdy wood table sitting in the center of the room was about all the furniture the small cabin had. A small kettle wood stove stood at one end of the room while on the opposite side four bunks were built into the wall. They were bare of bedding, just clean, bare mattresses.MoreLess
Most all the supplies were tucked underneath a tarp in the back of the truck. They left everything in the t...ruck and went inside.
Beau wasted no time at all in lighting a gas lamp set on a small table in the center of the room. The light cast an amber glow against the room. Mandy hugged herself to keep the chill of the cabin from making her shiver. But she did anyway. Wet clothes, cold cabin didn't make for warmth.
She pushed past the thought that only being in the warmth of Beau's arms would chase away the chill. "We'll drop everything inside first and unload it later." She looked around the compact cabin. It was only meant for a few cowboys while the herd was in the high country. Certainly not meant for a romantic interlude. The sturdy wood table sitting in the center of the room was about all the furniture the small cabin had. A small kettle wood stove stood at one end of the room while on the opposite side four bunks were built into the wall. They were bare of bedding, just clean, bare mattresses.MoreLess
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