Liam knew both of them by name. Yuri Fensin was the grandson of the owner of the Triple-K, which butted up against the Bar Five. That wasn’t the issue, it was the hand he’d bought with him who kept staring and frowning like he was trying to place Liam but couldn’t quite do so. Vaughn Neilson, hand and wannabe horse whisperer, was built like a brick outhouse and had features carved from granite. In a way he reminded Liam of Hank, and those feelings of fear made him nervous and skittish. If anything, he kept away from Vaughn and stood with Robbie and Yuri. Yuri was a funny guy who seemed to take being the grandson of a ranch owner with a grain of salt. They’d gone through the horse selection, and Liam was partnered with Vaughn for the part Jack referred to in private as the horse whispering. A lot of ranches paid good money to learn new skills where horses were concerned, and Jack was one of the best in the business now. He not only sold trained horses, but he taught others what to look for in new horses.
What do You think about Texas #4_Texas Christmas (2013)?
