For five years now, Ethan Shuff has watched the love of his life plan her future with another man, a man not even close to worthy of her. Ethan had helped Ruby fight for her siblings. He’d driven her back and forth to med school, then to her residency. He’d only held off on telling her his feelings because she was so determined to have the perfect life, a life he wasn’t sure he could give her as a cowboy working with underprivileged kids on the side. He’d only come to her wedding to close that unrequited chapter of his life for good. But perhaps it wasn’t as unrequited as he thought.

When Ben accompanies his mother to an old friend’s funeral…the last person he expects to see is her. As the eldest son of the wealthy Miller family, Ben Miller is content with helping his brothers run their family’s ranch in Montana. Well… mostly content. There’s a certain something missing from his life, and he’s done a good job denying it for the past decade. Until she rolled back into town…

Bridgett Rawlings is known in her small town of Prairie Rose, Iowa as The Bad Luck Widow. She just lost her father. Before that it was her second husband, and before that, her first. Every man Bridgett has ever loved has been killed on her family farm, but it is all she owns and the basis of her livelihood. It seems there is no escaping the curse laid upon her. So, when Shawn Barclay, the son of an old friend of her father’s, shows up to help on the farm, Bridgett tries to deter him. She explains the curse and how the town has shunned her. She tells him to go back to Arkansas, where he came from. But Shawn doesn’t believe in curses.

Welcome to Windy Creek… Your new favorite small town! Settle in for a marathon of steamy nights with six sexy cowboys and the fiery women who lasso their hearts… In Cowboy’s Doorstep Baby, Sam Carden’s life gets complicated when an old flame shows up with their infant daughter and hands her off—permanently. Aspiring chef Arielle Rose agrees to care for the baby as she hones her cooking skills. But can she ignore the sizzling attraction between her and Sam?

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After she’s betrayed by her con man ex-fiancé, Kyla Bennett’s friends whisk her off to Whisper Creek, a dude ranch staffed by cowboys so hot they dim the Montana sunset. Nursing her broken heart, all Kyla wants to do is hide under a quilt. Then in rides Decker Driscoll. He’s hauling a wagonload of emotional baggage, but the more time they spend together, the more they begin to succumb to an undeniable attraction.

Rose Baldwin had been faithful, honest, loving, and patient when her husband, Harry, kept putting off having children. Three years later, there Harry sits at the annual Sweet Water Sweethearts’ Banquet with his new wife, happy, smug, and with three stepchildren and a baby to dote over. Rose, on the other hand, their server for the evening, is still devastatingly alone. Derek is back in his hometown of Sweet Water, North Dakota, taking over the family farm from his grandparents. When Derek and Rose reunite, after many years and a world of pain, they easily fall into the lie that they are an item. Only neither one of them are good liars, and their hearts are deeply wounded. Surely, the straw house they’ve built could never survive the wild North Dakota wind. Or could it?

Her life in tatters, Tara is stranded, desperate and without options. What started out as a fun summer adventure out west becomes a desperate escape from another destructive relationship. Tara’s harrowing attempt to flee over the mountains puts her in jeopardy until a much too cute cowboy comes to her rescue. Where has she landed? And who is this cute cowboy who is determined to have her as his own?

He was cashing out. First the bullet in the back and now the death of his closest friend – it was time to go out with a bang. When he threw the dynamite he knew it was the end of the road for him. Waking up was a shock. Even more so to find himself tied down being operated on by a woman alone. She had to be plumb crazy out of her mind in order to help him. You didn’t fix an animal like him. You put him down with a bullet to the brain, before he could turn and devour…everything. She was good and he, well…he was bad.