Caitlin’s Cow Wash by Cricket Rohman
Caitlin feels trapped and out of place living in an old-fashion Leave It To Beaver household. She intends to divulge her plan for independence…right after blowing out the 20 candles on her cake.
A perfect, win-win solution comes along. Caitlin moves to Clifton Junction and house-sits for her best friend, Lisa. Her first problem? No jobs. What will she do? She’d always been a compulsive neat freak—one more reason to doubt her genetics—so she starts her own cleaning business.
Despite Caitlin’s creative, hard work, everything that could go wrong does go wrong. She looks up from her broken-down car and sees a handsome man sitting on a horse. He must have read her sign, GOT DIRT? I’VE GOT BUBBLES because he said, “My name is Cooper, and I’ve got some dirt.”
Cooper was her first customer…and her last. This small town had no use for another cleaning lady. Fate offers an opportunity that leads her to success—and an adorable puppy.
There is more to Cooper than meets the eye. His true identity unfolds slowly, though the residents of Clifton Junction know him well.
This story may induce the desire to polish furniture, get a puppy, or spend time with a cowboy.
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Author Bio:
Cricket grew up in Estes Park, Colorado, and spent her formative years among deer, coyotes, and beautiful blue columbine. Living on the boundary line of the Rocky Mountain National Park, she could wander in by stepping out the backdoor.
Today Cricket is a full-time author writing Sweet Romance, Westerns, Women’s Fiction, and Romantic Mysteries about cowboys, teachers, the great outdoors—even Alzheimer’s. So far, there is a delightful dog in each of her novels.
Before heading down the mountain to attend college in Greeley, Colorado, Cricket took up playing the guitar and sang with her brilliant brother’s folk group, The Sundowners, later called Friendship Sloop. During these singing years, she was bitten by the show-biz bug and appeared in TV pilots, numerous commercials, and theatrical voice-overs.