Spotlight & Giveaway: When to Call a Cowboy by June Faver

Posted April 18th, 2019 by in Blog, Spotlight / 29 comments

Today it is my pleasure to Welcome author June Faver to HJ!
Spotlight&Giveaway

Hi June and welcome to HJ! We’re so excited to chat with you about your new release, When to Call a Cowboy!

 

Please share your favorite scene from When to Call a Cowboy:

When to Call a Cowboy was such fun to write. I’m in love with this family saga. I can’t pick one favorite scene but this one is in the running.
 
In this scene Beau discovers what Dixie has been hiding from him and that he is a father.

Beau gave her a week. He thought that should be enough for her to get settled in…and for her to get used to the fact that she would have to deal with him for a year.
He gripped the steering wheel with both hands as he drove to the Moore ranch. He gave himself a pep talk about keeping his cool and not losing it if she slammed the door in his face…again.
When he turned his silver double dually truck in at her ranch, he slowed, rolling to a stop in front of the house. He killed the motor and sat, gazing at the one story rambling ranch house. Dixie’s SUV was in place, so he figured she was inside. He hoped her boyfriend was not. It wasn’t that he was afraid of the muscle-bound oaf, but he didn’t want to do anything to upset Dixie. It was too important to him that he be able to communicate with her.
Man up, Beau.
He opened the door and stepped down out of the truck, hoping he could break through the wall Dixie had built up against him. Sucking in a chest full of air, he then blew it all out. He strode across the porch and rang the doorbell. Nothing. No sounds from within.
He knocked this time, but again, the house remained silent. He figured she had peeked out and decided not to open the door to him.
Just as he turned to go, he heard her laughter…and her voice. She was talking to someone and coming closer.
Beau stood frozen on the porch, watching as Dixie rounded the corner, hand-in-hand with a young red-haired girl. A strangling sensation wrapped his throat. Undeniably, this was Dixie’s clone. She has a child—a daughter.
He struggled to draw a breath. “Dixie,” he gasped out.
Dixie’s gaze lit on him, and she stopped in place. “B—Beau,” her voice rasped.
The child turned her attention to him as well. She was Dixie’s spitting image, except for her eyes. Bright, turquoise blue eyes ringed with a fringe of black lashes stared back at him.
Beau felt as though he had been sucker punched. He dropped to one knee, unable to speak. Obviously this was his daughter. The question was, why had Dixie hidden the child from him?

Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
 

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Giveaway: Print copy of When to Call a Cowboy (Dark Horse Cowboys Book 3) by June Faver

 

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Book Info:

Rekindling old flames can be dangerous…

Beau Garrett may look rough around the edges, but under that exterior beats a heart of gold—a heart that was broken when his high school sweetheart disappeared days before graduation. Years have passed, but Beau’s never forgotten the fiery-haired girl who left him high and dry.

Dixie Moore has her reasons for being angry with Beau. When a family emergency calls Dixie back to her hometown, she brings with her an explosive secret that could divide them for good—if the culprit behind a recent crime spree doesn’t get her first. It’s up to Beau to unmask this dangerous criminal…and keep Dixie out of the crosshairs.

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Meet the Author:

June Faver loves Texas, from the Gulf coast to the panhandle, from the Mexican border to the Piney Woods. Her novels embrace the heart and soul of the state and the larger-than-life Texans who romp across her pages. A former teacher and healthcare professional, she lives and writes in the Texas Hill Country.
 
 
 

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29 Responses to “Spotlight & Giveaway: When to Call a Cowboy by June Faver”

  7. Felicia Fallon

    I have not read the work/s of Ms Faver…yet. This is the book that may rope me in. Cowboy, second chance, secret child, TEXAS. Three tropes in one book. When to Call a Cowboy promises to be a gift.

  12. Kathleen Bylsma

    OK…love the secret chld conflict and this has more to add to it…thanks

  18. Shannon Capelle

    I loved the excerpt. My favorite kind of stories are cowboy books

  28. Patricia B.

    Misunderstandings can cause such pain and heartbreak. Decisions are made not always realizing the long term impacts. This sounds like a good example of just that and a good story. Thank you for featuring it and having the giveaway.