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Eight Second Cowboy
- Narrated by: Hugh Bradley
- Length: 2 hrs and 51 mins
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Eight Second Cowboy
Narrated by:
Hugh Bradley
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Publisher's Summary
It's rodeo roundup time in Houston. Undefeated bull-riding champion Matt Stevens runs into longtime nemesis Lance Loskey. Matt is intense, his focus and drive sustain him, but seeing Lance with his carefree attitude rages a plethora of feelings to the surface. This mellow cowboy is in a position for more than just the championship after a freak accident paves Lance's way. This is an opportunity for bull-riding opponents to embrace their destiny. Will they succumb to fate, or will stubborn pride end the eight-second ride in tragedy?
©2013 Piper Kay (P)2015 Piper Kay
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