Rodeo Queen

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Sydney Thomas may be the newest Rodeo Queen on the circuit, but she's more than just a pretty face and fabulous horseback rider. If only her new boss could see it! But the frustrating, bossy, drop-dead gorgeous man seems bent on pushing her away every chance he gets.Scott Chandler learned at an early age that he needed to "cowboy up" and take care of his family. The one time he let his guard down, his heart got trampled, and he's not about to let that happen again. He knows Sydney's type: rodeo queens who hide their manipulative ways behind good looks, tight jeans, and glittery tiaras.But just as Scott and Sydney are finally realizing there might be more to their fiery relationship than scorching kisses and passionate nights, secrets from their pasts come back to haunt them. Will the cowboy and the Rodeo Queen ever be able to ride off into the sunset together?**Review"I was completely drawn into the story and I couldn't put it down once I had started it." Crystal Marie, Crystal's Many Reviewers (Blog)"Man what a book.  I really want myself a cowboy now." Roni, Book Fanatic (Blog)"I loved this book!  Such a beautifully written romance that left me wanting more!"  Skye, BookAddictMumma.net5 Stars - Reviewed by Anne Boling for Readers' Favorite "Rodeo Queen...is a deliciously romantic tale that is sure to make readers' heart beat a little faster ... I was so caught up in this story that I read it through to the last page in one sitting...The writing was superb. T.J. Kline has cleverly created a female lead that will inspire women...Rodeo Queen is one of those books that draws out the reader's emotions: one moment the reader will be laughing...the next moment brings fear and even tears...a great read. Fans of contemporary romance will not want to miss Rodeo Queen." “The romance between Scott and Sydney is genuine and sexy…” (Library Journal's Book Verdict) About the AuthorT. J. Kline was raised competing in rodeos and Rodeo Queen competitions since the age of 14 and has thorough knowledge of the sport as well as the culture involved. She has written several articles about rodeo for small periodicals, as well as a more recent how-to article for RevWriter, and has published a nonfiction health book and two inspirational fiction titles under the name Tina Klinesmith. She is also an avid reader and book reviewer for both Tyndale and Multnomah. In her spare time, she can be found laughing hysterically with her husband, children, and their menagerie of pets in Northern California.