For twenty years, Rangeland Romances dished up succulent stories of range-and-range love for an insatiable audience hungry for cowboys and cowgirls mixing it up on the frontier. The emphasis was on feisty frontier females out to get their man—come hell or high water. Their motto might have been: “Cowboy, step up and be kissed, or stand aside!” Seven stories picked from the August, 1948 issue comprise this thrilling collection. Marian O’Hearn’s Fiesta Kisses are Sweetest is a spicy novel of Border hijinks. Cupid Rules the Roost by Art Lawson and No Sirens Wanted by Isabel Stewart Way are rollicking novelettes. Rounding out the roundup are four delectable short stories. Salty but Susceptible, Petticoat-Corralin’ Hombre,” “I’m Claiming That Guy! and Gambling Gal. The Wild West comes alive again—passionately.
