Hell, Yeah (Honky Tonk)
Brown continues her romance series featuring a string of women who take over a beer joint called the Honky Tonk in the hope of changing their lives for the better. In this installment, Cathy O’Dell is finally ready to put down roots. She has bought The Honky Tonk, and made many friends in the community. Wealthy Travis Henry goes from state to state, discovering oil. He loves his gypsy-like lifestyle: no commitments, no long-term relationships. He is, for all practical purposes, a free man. And then he falls in love with Cathy. She wants to stay put and manage the Honky Tonk, and he wants to keep moving on down the road. It looks like a deal breaker as each fights for his and her way of life. Brown’s meticulous attention to detail makes this a vivid love story of two very stubborn people. --Shelley Mosley