Located on the thirteenth floor of the Dallas Grand Hotel, the cattleman's suite is the chosen site of Julie Drithers' not-so-happy engagement party. Her father, a once wealthy but now almost bankrupt Texas oilman, has rented the old suite again to celebrate his daughter's engagement in the same place and manner that he had celebrated his own engagement thirty years earlier. Only this time, the engagement is the father's idea, not the bride's. Through the calculated wedding of his daughter to Matt Snooker, the son of his best friend and founder of the industry's leading pipe and rigging company, Mr. Drithers hopes to save his own ailing oil company and avoid disaster. However, he gets more disaster than he can handle when Bobby, Julie's true love, sets out to rescue his one-and-only. Drithers' problems seem small compared to Julie's wrath when she learns of the deception played upon her. Add an untimely pregnancy, two clumsy villains, a hotel staff from hell, and the recipe for comedy is complete!

She might not know it, but these three things bringJessica Tennant to Mokhani Station and the notice ofcattleman Cyrus Bannerman. What Cy wants to knowis if there's another reason for her presence. Somethingthat has to do with his father's strange behavior… For her part, Jessica wonders if coming to Mokhani wasa good idea. Working for the Bannermans might makeher career, but this family—with the exception of Cy—just doesn't seem right. As for Cy, he could be morethan all right if it weren't for the fact that he insists onassuming the worst about Jessica!There's no one like Margaret Way when it comes to writingabout Australia—or the passions of the human heart!

The Horton Foote Review is the scholarly journal of the Horton Foote Society, which is dedicated to the study of the life and work of the great American dramatist. Having received two Academy Awards, a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, and the National Medal of Arts, Horton Foote is one of the most important living figures in the American Theater today. The six scholarly essays in this first volume of the journal are by scholars from diverse fields of learning and explore the importance of Mr. Foote's work (both stage and film) to the American literary tradition, with an eye for the importance of American drama during the twentieth century. The journal will appeal to anyone who believes in the power of drama as a sustaining influence in society. Contributors include: Richard A. Lusky, Robert Donahoo, Laurin Porter, Elizabeth Fifer, Meredith Sutton, and Gerald C. Wood.

The seven one-act plays in this collection were first performed in the New Plays Festival at Gardner-Webb University in 2004. The Festival is an initiative of the theater program at GWU dedicated to developing new plays and encouraging early-career playwrights. Different Dialects is a dance-inspired exploration of a married couple's journey into mid-life. Equal Opportunity Employer is an eccentric tale of mayhem and madness in the life of a talent agent. Good Help employs a film noir motif to spoof the end of the world. Around the Horn is a tale of second chances played out on the baseball diamond. Seaglass is an existential comedy about two bums on life's journey to find meaning. Doctors Like Boats is a riotous comedy of wit and dialogue set in a Doctor's office. The Translation explores the human aspects of privacy invasion in a new age of terror and electronic surveillance.

Rugged Australian Tom Hocking’s reputationis legendary throughout the Outback—as abreaker of horses and a wooer of women. Sowedding planner Chas has made up her mindto keep out of his way while she organizes hissister’s wedding. But there’s nowhere to hide at the Hockinghomestead. And from the get-go theirs is alove/hate relationship as Chas tries to resistTom’s intoxicating good looks. She’s gotfar too much to lose to place herself at thiscattleman’s command!

Rich ranchers, explosive secrets and a scandal that rocks an elite Texas town. Four novels from the Texas Cattleman’s Club: The Impostor series by New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling authors in one box set! The Rancher’s Baby by New York Times bestselling author Maisey Yates Selena Jacobs is caught in the middle of the worst scandal to hit Royal, Texas, in generations. Until her best friend—and secret crush—Knox McCoy ensures her safety by moving in! Now the sparks she’s tried to smother burn out of control…and leave her pregnant. Originally published in 2018 Rich Rancher’s Redemption by USA TODAY bestselling author Maureen Child When wealthy rancher Jesse Navarro meets single mom Jillian Norris, she makes him feel…everything. But he’s carrying the guilt of a past tragedy and knows he can’t take her for his own…or can he? Originally published in 2018 A Convenient Texas Wedding by Sheri WhiteFeather Millionaire Rand Gibson needs a wife to debunk his playboy image, and fresh-faced Allison Cartwright is perfect for the role. Though the Irish-born writer wants to stay in America, is she desperate enough to marry a man who could break her heart in the bargain? Originally published in 2018 Expecting a Scandal by USA TODAY bestselling author Joanne Rock Abigail Stewart is desperate for the art commission at Royal Memorial Hospital to support her unborn child. Now she must win over the sexy Texan on the board while navigating the sizzling connection between them that defies all logic… Originally published in 2018 From Harlequin Desire: Luxury, scandal, desire—welcome to the lives of the American elite. Don’t miss a single Texas Cattleman’s Club: The Impostor series. Book 1 — The Rancher’s Baby by Maisey Yates Book 2 — Rich Rancher’s Redemption by Maureen Child Book 3 — A Convenient Texas Wedding by Sheri WhiteFeather Book 4 — Expecting a Scandal by Joanne Rock Book 5 — Reunited…with Baby by Sara Orwig Book 6 — The Nanny Proposal by Joss Wood Book 7 — Secret Twins for the Texan by Karen Booth Book 8 — Lone Star Secrets by Cat Schield