Family Men

Mr. February Name: Tux Bishop Game: Private Investigator Aim: Find a suitable wife and settle down Dame: Not woman-in-jeopardy Nancy Shatner! Tux can't explain how he knows trouble is stalking a beautiful stranger. He just knows. He figures he must be destined to protect the unwilling Nancy Shatner, but he can't be destined to marry her! No red-blooded Texas relies on fate to find a woman. That, Tux will do on his own. Just as soon as he can keep his mind-and his hands-off Nancy. Man of the Month: Born under a wild Texas moon, this man of the month is a confirmed Family Man...he just doesn't know it until Nancy rounds him up!

Reporter Amy Madison had one week to interview honest-to-goodness Texas rancher Blue Bishop. Unfortunately, the ornery cowboy wasn't what she expected. At first, he seemed to resent her probing questions, then he began asking his own, and all involved marriage, and babies. Blue had been searching for a wife when Amy arrived. Though she claimed she had it all as an independent career woman, Blue thought she needed the love of a good man. And he had less than a week to convince this unmarriage-minded lady he was the husband of her dreams!

THE WIFE HUNT. Glory Carson couldn't believe she'd actually agreed to sexy Texan Bram Bishop's unorthodox proposition. For two weeks she would "act" as Bram's wife so the determined wanna-be-groom could learn the husband ropes and lasso himself a real bride. Glory herself had no intention of ever getting married. As a marriage counselor, she was only in this ruse for its research value-certainly not because she found the blue-eyed, blue-collar Bram husband material. And although she thought she'd conveyed this loud and clear, she never counted on Bram's love of a challenge! FAMILY MEN. Tux, Bram, Blue and Gib are four unforgettable men with love as endless as the Texas sky, just waiting for women special enough to win their hearts!

That's My Baby! TEXAS BABY! When Margaret Madison cuddled little Alison in her arms, she knew she wanted to be this needy child's mother. It didn't matter that she'd just turned forty-six. It didn't matter that she'd just married off her other "baby." But it did matter that she'd just fallen in love with the most eligible bachelor in Texas. Because Gibson McKinley, the man who'd courted her, kissed her, made her feel desirable again, had vowed never to remarry, let alone become some Texas toddler's daddy. THAT'S MY BABY! Sometimes bringing up baby can bring surprises--and showers of love!