IN ADDICTED TO A TEXAS COWBOY, Brand is a twenty-five-year-old hunk of a young man with a country drawl and a whole encyclopedia of country sayings. After working as a ranch hand at a Texas cattle ranch, he fell in love with a woman more than twice his age. Tragedy quickly befalls the couple, leaving Brand struggling to find a purpose for his life.
Yas is the owner of a trendy steakhouse in Port Arthur, Texas. She is shrouded with secrecy, like being a part-time dominatrix, always looking for a willing submissive eager to experience her special brand of pain and pleasure. It's not strange for a beef rancher and beef customer to cross paths, but the instant electric spark between Brand and Yas is shocking.
Zora is the only Black female in the state of Texas elected to the Office of Sheriff. She is the top cop in Jefferson County where Brand works on a ranch and Yas operates a restaurant. Zora is a country girl to her core, and she was the cofounder of the ladies and lassos Western clique for Black women. According to Zora, Black girls put the culture in agriculture. She desperately wants Brand to use his big baton to rattle her cage.
The two women have one thing in common, they both crave the BBC! An accidental death and a murder bring all three of them together. Unfortunately for the trio, there are opposing forces at work trying hard to outmaneuver them. In the end, will one of these women find summer lovin' with the Texas cowboy or will these strong Black women dominate this young man and turn him into a plowboy?
This Texas Cowboy sports cowboy hats, giant belt buckles and Western boots, whether he's competing in rodeos, working on the farm, or enjoying a meal at a restaurant. He rounds up cattle like a wrangler and protects the calves from danger. This cowboy prefers riding horseback, and he's no stranger to a cowgirl riding his bronco bareback. He's a cowpoke with a long stroke to complement his thick ranch rope.
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IN ADDICTED TO A TEXAS COWBOY, Brand is a twenty-five-year-old hunk of a young man with a country drawl and a whole encyclopedia of country sayings. After working as a ranch hand at a Texas cattle ranch, he fell in love with a woman more than twice his age. Tragedy quickly befalls the couple, leaving Brand struggling to find a purpose for his life.
Yas is the owner of a trendy steakhouse in Port Arthur, Texas. She is shrouded with secrecy, like being a part-time dominatrix, always looking for a willing submissive eager to experience her special brand of pain and pleasure. It's not strange for a beef rancher and beef customer to cross paths, but the instant electric spark between Brand and Yas is shocking.
Zora is the only Black female in the state of Texas elected to the Office of Sheriff. She is the top cop in Jefferson County where Brand works on a ranch and Yas operates a restaurant. Zora is a country girl to her core, and she was the cofounder of the ladies and lassos Western clique for Black women. According to Zora, Black girls put the culture in agriculture. She desperately wants Brand to use his big baton to rattle her cage.
The two women have one thing in common, they both crave the BBC! An accidental death and a murder bring all three of them together. Unfortunately for the trio, there are opposing forces at work trying hard to outmaneuver them. In the end, will one of these women find summer lovin' with the Texas cowboy or will these strong Black women dominate this young man and turn him into a plowboy?
This Texas Cowboy sports cowboy hats, giant belt buckles and Western boots, whether he's competing in rodeos, working on the farm, or enjoying a meal at a restaurant. He rounds up cattle like a wrangler and protects the calves from danger. This cowboy prefers riding horseback, and he's no stranger to a cowgirl riding his bronco bareback. He's a cowpoke with a long stroke to complement his thick ranch rope.