Fever
The first hardcover edition of Lowell’s romance proves that classics never go out of style. Rancher Ryan McCall, son of a legendary and wealthy Houstonite, has been hounded by his father all his adult life to get married and start procreating. His father is so adamant about this that he has even resorted to sending women to Ryan’s Utah ranch to entice him. But Ryan wants a woman who wants him, not his money. He’s surprised to find Lisa Johansen in his upper meadow recording grass growth as part of a university project. Having lived in a variety of villages while growing up, thanks to her anthropologist parents’ pursuits, she has always been the outsider. Now she hopes that in Utah she’ll feel at home even though she has no concept of American culture and standards. Drawn to Lisa and her unusual worldview, Ryan disguises himself as a ranch hand to see if she can spot the real man inside the wealthy son. Fever will, once again, easily draw new and loyal readers to renowned romance author Lowell. --Pat Henshaw--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.