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Of all the...that city slicker (Okay, he was a hunk) thought she was a man. Oklahoma veterinarian Dallas Fielding had heard of adding insult to injury. I mean it was bad enough that her ne'er-do-well fiance had left her at the altar. But at least he hadn't mistaken her for a guy. But this Matt Stone. Well, really. Where had he been raised? In a convent? Sure he was upset that his uncle, owner of the prosperous Stockman Ranch in northeastern Oklahoma, had had a stroke. Why else would he have rushed back from New York City so quickly. It's not surprising he was tired. But goodness, is anyone ever that tired? A quick survey revealed nothing new to Dallas. All the right parts in all the right places. Maybe it had been the bulky jumpsuit she'd worn to keep out the bitter cold that had fooled him. Or was it the bitterness against men Dallas had kept inside that had made her string along this Matt Stone, that made her act like a guy, inappropriate scratches and all. Whatever it was, she regretted it instantly and then some as her naughty trick becomes only that and she finds herself falling, falling , falling in love with a guy who loves a good talk with the guy vet but would rather spend his evenings with the vet's lovely "Assistant." It takes some might fancy two-steps to keep the charade going and some much more serious soul searching to figure out how to tell the truth. No answers from Dear Abby. Miss Manners is no help with this one. Dallas has to find the answer on her own. And she does, along with love. You'll find out how in Undoing Dallas.