THIS WAS MY FIRST BOOK I READ BY THIS AUTHOR. THE BOOKS WAS GOOD AND SUNNY PARTS THROUGHOUT THE BOOKS TOO. LOVE THE CHARACTERS EDWINA, DEBBIE SUE AND PAIGE. PAIGE LEARNS RESPONCIBILITY AND THAT SHE CAN LIVE WIHTOUT SO MUCH MONEY. JUST A NICE BREAK FROM MYSTERIES FOR ME.

This was a romance novel. Well-written, but still a romance novel. The book could have used a lot more mystery...I'm not sure if I'll read another one by these authors, but if you like a light, funny romance with a tiny bit of a mystery, then this book's for you.

Paige, a spoiled rich Texan who bears a striking resemblance to a life sized Barbie, is suddenly cut off by her caring father and forced to seek work. When she can't find a job, her father sends her to work for his old friend Harvey, in tiny Salt Lick, west Texas. Looking after horses, Paige is happy for the first time in years. She is especially happy to have met the acquaintance (under hilarious circumstances) of hunky vet Spur, also new to town.

Someone is stealing old horses and selling them to a slaughterhouse. Debbie Sue (from the first book in the series) is terrified for the safety of her beloved old horse, Rocket Man, and when her fear becomes reality, she, Edwina, and Paige try to recover the horse and turn the thief over to the authorities.

This is a funny, romantic, and very light and fun read. It was great to see Paige meet up with our old friends Debbie Sue and Edwina again. along with their now husbands.

Delightfully whimsical, but it did require some selective reading and skipping to avoid raunchy scenes.

I liked this book. I like the new characters added. the rich girl and the vet. Now I'm wondering what took me so long to read it. The mystery of the horse stealing took only a couple chapters at the end, they mentioned through out the book, but not as the main topic.

Funny, quick read. I really like this humorous romance with a touch of mystery. Although the recurring characters are Ed(wina) and Debbie Sue of Domestic Equalizers, this story revolves around Paige, a rich daddy's girl who gets a job as a horse handler at a West Texas ranch. She meets Spur, a former Aggie football star and a new vet for the area. He's barely scraping by in his new practice. The sparks fly between them and even though you know how it will end, it's fun getting there.

Quotes to remember:

Don't run over him, just get over him.

Some things never change...You can put a pair of boots in the oven, but that don't make 'em biscuits.

These books just keep getting better! Debby Sue and her best friend and fellow hairdresser have taken their notoriety from the murder they solved in the first book and opened up a detective agency. Its attached to their beauty salon. They advertise that they specialize in exposing cheating spouses.
Their latest case is to discover who is stealing old horses and selling them for dog food. Meanwhile we have a new love story in the background developing between a pretty rich girl who was temporarily cut off by her father so she can become self sufficient and a veterinarian who is from the other side of the tracks.
Lots of funny parts with wonderful Texas ladies and handsome Texas men.

Fun, frivolous and feisty, Southern chick lit always focuses on scrappy women refusing to sit back and take s**t, getting on with their lives even when -- yes -- their hearts are breaking. That's what Texas hairdressers/sleuths Edwina and Debbie Sue help Paige accomplish in this tale of heiresses, horse-napping and hijinks. Dixie Cash doesn't write serious literature, but the sisters behind the pen name (Pamela Cumbie & Jeffery McClanahan) create fun reads that help feisty ladies, Southern or otherwise, get through the rough patches of life.

This is the 2nd book in a series. It is not necessary to have read the first; however, I want to read the first. This is a laugh out loud book about a small town, friendship and gossip. The horse riding adventure will make you laugh so hard that tears will run down your face. It is easy and uncomplicated. Enjoy!

Fun story about a rich Texan party girl who finally ticks Daddy off one time too many. He decides the best way to force her to be responsible is to cut her off financially. She gets herself into some pretty funny predicaments while learning about independence in a small town in West Texas. Taking part in a sting operation on a probable horse thief, getting a job at McDonald's and befriending the local hairdresser/detectives lend to some memorable scenes. She finds the love of a lifetime despite several clumsy false starts. Just a fun story that moves right along. I'll try the 1st book in the series now, but it's not necessary to start there -- this one stands on its own just fine.

Enjoyed this light read. A couple of places did make me LOL. Quick read. Having grown up in Texas, and having friends from some similar West Texas towns, I know many of these things could have been possibly based on true or half true events.

Total fluff and totally hilarious! The perfect weekend read!