title: To Tame A Texan (Zebra Historical Romance)
author:  Georgina Gentry 
description: Lynnie McBride, schoolteacher and suffragette, is desperate to get to Dodge City, Kansas, for a big women's rights meeting. Her travel options limited, she dresses as a teenage boy so she can go on a trail drive lead by Texas bad boy, Ace Durango. Ever since Ace's family forced him to take Lynnie to the Governor's Ball, which she turned into a free-for-all demonstration for women's suffrage, he's avoided her like the plague. Lynnie doesn't care too much for Ace, either, but as they work their way through the many dangers of the Chisholm Trail, they develop a grudging respect for each other, which turns into something deeper. Ace's excruciating conversion from a card-carrying chauvinist to a man reluctantly acknowledging female equality is priceless, and a fine cast of secondary characters fills the pages, including Ace's matchmaking family; the men on the cattle drive who accept the courageous, hard-working Lynnie long before Ace does; and a cross-eyed, beribboned calf named Daisy Buttercup. Gentry's classic tale of the unending battle of the sexes is a hoot. <i>Shelley Mosley</i><br><i>Copyright &#169; American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
zlib_text: Kael
  
  Texas Rascals, Volume 6
  
  Lori Wilde
  
  Published by Lori Wilde, 2019.
  
  This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are
  entirely coincidental.
  
  KAEL
  
   **First edition. April 30, 2019.**
  
  Copyright © 2019 Lori Wilde.
  
  Written by Lori Wilde.
  
   **Table of Contents**
  
  Title Page
  
  Copyright Page
  
  Chapter One
  
  Chapter Two
  
  Chapter Three
  
  Chapter Four
  
  Chapter Five
  
  Chapter Six
  
  Chapter Seven
  
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  Chapter Eight
  
  Chapter Nine
  
  Chapter Ten
  
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   **Chapter One**
  
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  Kael Carmody was back and everybody in Rascal knew
  
  the minute he breezed into town. His name set off sparks
  
  from Mildred’s Diner to the all-night Laundromat on First
  
  Street to Dorothy’s Curl-Up-and-Dye. Nothing in Rascal
  
  had changed in the seven years he’d been away. Kael Car-
  
  mody still set matrons’ tongues to wagging and young girls’
  
  hearts to swooning.
  
  Everyone, that is, except Daisy High