Nothing But Trouble (Kevin Kerney Novels Series)

The word for beaches in Spanish was playas, and the dry lakebed looked exactly like a pristine sandy shore without any water.

“True enough.” Kerney let Vogt’s observation pass without further comment. In a land with so few people it was never wise to say too much about an individual’s friends, neighbors, or coworkers until you knew what bound them together or split them apart.

She’d been just another anonymous buckle bunny, one of the many women who made themselves available to rodeo cowboys after the events were over and the partying began.