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Occupation
  
Author

Role
  
Author

Name
  
Pamela Britton

Genre
  
Romance, Non-fiction

Nationality
  
American


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Books
  
Her Rodeo Hero: A Home for, Dangerous curves, Playboy Prankster, To The Limit, My fallen angel

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Pamela Britton is an American author of romance novels. In addition to writing novels, she is a freelance journalist for the Quarter Horse JQURNAL. Her non-fiction work is written under the name Pamela Britton-Baer.

Contents

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List of books

  • My Fallen Angel (2000)
  • Enchanted by Your Kisses (2001)
  • Cowboy Lessons (2004)
  • Seduced (2004)
  • Tempted (2004)
  • Scandal (2004)
  • Cowboy Trouble (2004)
  • Dangerous Curves (2005)
  • Honk if You Love Real Men (2005)
  • Red Hot Santa (2005)
  • In the Groove (2006)
  • Cowboy M.D. (2006)
  • On the Edge (2006)
  • Cowboy Vet (2006)
  • To the Limit (2007)
  • The Cowgirl's CEO (2007)
  • Total Control (2007)
  • NASCAR Holiday 2 (2007) - Anthology
  • On the Move (2008)
  • Slow Burn (2009)
  • The Wrangler (2009)
  • Secret Cowboy (2010)
  • Playboy Prankster (2010)
  • This Time, Forever (2010)
  • Burning Rubber (2011)
  • Rancher and Protector (2011)
  • The Rancher's Bride (2012)
  • A Cowboy's Pride (2013)
  • A Cowboy's Christmas Wedding (2013)
  • A Cowboy's Angel - Via Del Caballo Series (2014)
  • The Texan's Twins (2014)
  • Kissed by a Cowboy - Via Del Caballo Series (2015)
  • Her Rodeo Hero - Via Del Caballo Series(2015)
  • His Rodeo Sweetheart - Via Del Caballo Series (2016)
  • The Ranger's Rodeo Rebel - Via Del Caballo Series (2016)
  • Her Cowboy Lawman - Via Del Caballo Series (2017)
  • Winning the Rancher's Heart (Sequel to Her Cowboy Lawman - Also features a secondary character from His Rodeo Sweetheart) (2017)

    • References

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