THERE'S A FOX IN THE HENHOUSE
     Inheriting the most notorious house of ill repute in Texas can spell trouble for a girl's reputation... especially when she's Elizabeth Murphy, Bramble's prim and proper librarian. Yet when she discovers a buck-naked cowboy handcuffed to a four-poster bed, she forgets all about the town gossips. Elizabeth has sworn off men, but the stranger's kisses melt her resolve faster than ice cream on a hot summer day.
     Waking up in Miss Hattie's Henhouse isn't how Brant Cates reckoned on getting to the bottom of his great-granddaddy's murder. The plan was to solve the centuries-old crime, then get the heck out of Dodge. But after meeting Elizabeth and discovering that the buttoned-up beauty is a sexy siren in disguise, he just can't pull himself away.
     Now Brant needs Elizabeth to finally put his past to rest, but is she willing to risk her future on Bramble's newest bad boy?

     And this is why I love cowboys. There is something very appealing about a hard man that goes soft for and only for the right woman. Also about the way that they don't want to admit their feelings aloud but in their head, they're dying.

     With Brant, we see this and also the struggle he goes through with accepting that tragedies are part of life and not a myth as if a family curse.

     I wouldn't have guessed what really happened to his great-grandfather, or more specifically who, in a million years. Some other parts were easy to guess like Minnie and Lizzie's part.

     Overall this was a great story and I can't wait to read Beau's! In the meantime, I'll start reading the first book on the series.

     Yes, I know. But it's not the first time I start a series in the middle or end...