I reread this whenever I want to find some happiness.. Girl runs from a forced marriage to a long lost uncle who doesn't like females on his ranch. So she let her uncle think she a nephew and not a niece. Only one problem, uncle is out of town, and uncle's partner is going to make a man out this little dude nephew. The fun begins and old housekeeper helps her keep her secret. Little nephew fears forces her to mans up as best "he"(she) can. She even helps uncle's partner slip away from determined neighboring females each trying make him hers. She will be found out, but not before she proves she has what it takes and uncle's partner is wondering how he going to explain what he's been doing. It gets even better from there.

this is top one of my favorite hake story

It made me laugh. It touched me.

It sure was a good treat for me - like a dessert, that's so delicious you just want to dig in for one more spoonful and one more and one more.

I loved the story, the characters and the twists and turns.

This was my first Cathy Marie Hake book and a good choice. I read the reviews and they said to read them in order, however, I am an adventurer at heart! Though the books can build on the characters, I found they each stood solid on their own.

This book made me smile and giggle and hope. I enjoyed each of the characters and plot. The main character trying to find her way to a new home - though it meant trying to fit into a mans world as one! I don't want to spoil the book, but the romance will make you smile. The story line built my expectations and it did succeed. I was a sad that it ended so quickly.. only 296 pages. Romance and a Godly message of trusting in the Lord to guide. If you would like a smile to cross your face today, buy this e-book and enjoy!

When Lady Sydney poses as a boy to try to gain her uncle's acceptance on his Texas ranch, she never expected her deceit to be so difficult to maintain...

From the beginning, this novel captured my attention with the unusual plot and humorous dialogue. I am not sure how almost everyone could have taken Sydney for a boy, but the story was still very enjoyable. The clear presentation of salvation was excellent, and the characters were likable.