Whiskey the Mule: Caldwells of Rocky Creek Series

Whiskey the Mule is a reader favorite in The Heiress and the Cowboy (Caldwells of Rocky Creek-Book 1). I had debated on his character and his name, but it all worked out. I'm so glad I decided to move forward with his character. I love Whiskey and I plan to have him in future books in this series.

"A wonderful story. Mollie is determined and so brave to just leave by herself. Arthur is a good man that Mollie is immediately attracted to. She decides he is “her” cowboy. I really enjoyed reading this book. Whiskey is my hero! I didn’t want to put this down." -topcat952, Reader Review
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When Arthur Caldwell arrived in Billings, Montana, he was determined to only stay long enough for his meeting at the Northern Pacific Railroad. He had plenty of work back on the Rocky Creek Ranch and was eager to return home. But when Mollie Bradstone announced he was her fiancé, his life took an unexpected turn. He needed to ditch this woman, but soon discovered this would be no simple task.
 
Mollie Bradstone witnesses a cowboy swoop a young child out of the path of an oncoming wagon, and she knew he was like a cowboy off the pages of one of her dime novels. She wanted adventure, and she wanted a cowboy. Yes, siree. A big, broad-shouldered cowboy of her own. This man was the cowboy she was searching for. And he was the cowboy she would marry.

Arthur Caldwell had wrestled steers, fought off rustlers, and moved cattle through hostile territory. But this cowboy had never had to fight off a woman. Would the blue-eyed, golden-haired heiress capture his heart? Or would this cowboy sidestep her proposal of marriage?