Bøger i Cowboys of Wildcat Creek serien

When Holly returns to the B-Bar-B ranch after her father's stroke, she learns some hard truths. Her father has been funding her carefree jet-set lifestyle for years with the ranch's profits, leaving the B-Bar-B on the brink of bankruptcy. Now she's desperate to make amends by rescuing the failing ranch and making sure her father has a home to return to when he leaves rehab. Cody, who helps his brothers run the nearby Rocking F, agrees reluctantly when his grandfather volunteers him to give Holly a hand. When he gets to the B-Bar-B, he's shocked at the condition of the place. Even worse, Holly doesn't know a steer from a milk cow and doesn't have a clue how to put things right. As Cody works closely with Holly, his opinion of her changes. Holly shows she understands her failings and is committed to making the B-Bar-B profitable again for her father. As they work together, the once reluctant cowboy realizes he wants a different kind of partnership with Holly. But can the one-time world traveler ever be happy with small town living in Wildcat Creek? If you enjoy fish-out-of-water stories, you'll love Holly's journey of discovery of what's important in life-and love. Holly's Reluctant Cowboy is a sweet western romance.

Kristi got a bum deal in Wildcat Creek when the local gossips saddled her with lies about her character. She steers clear of the rumor mongers, only heading into town when the Royal Flush Ranch runs short on supplies. But one thing Kristi can't get in town are ranch workers. She's placed ads at the local feed store, but it seems the wagging tongues discourage anyone from applying. Without an experienced hand or two, she'll never turn the failing ranch around. Pretty much the moment Brodie gets to Wildcat Creek, he has to step in when a couple local yahoos are mistreating a sweet looking young woman. He's in town find a job for a ranch hand and when he pulls the card for work at the Royal Flush, he's surprised the very woman he'd stepped in for earlier is the one who's hiring. When Brodie learns the truth of Kristi's past, he works as hard as he can to turn things around for her. When disaster lands on her doorstep, he's the only thing between her and devastation. Will his actions drive them apart? Or will the miracle of their love strengthen and heal the bond between them? If you like cowboy romances, you'll love Kristi's Cowboy Hero.

Army nurse Jenny Schofield's super power has four legs, a wet tongue and all the love she needs when PTSD hits. Luckily, with the help of her service dog, Val, she's gradually regaining some normalcy in her old home town. Routine is her friend-giant storms are not. When a major winter storm hits on Valentine's Day Eve, the rock solid rescue dog she trusts with her life goes on a rescue mission of another kind-and brings back Tucker Mason, a cowboy with a past nearly as traumatic as Jenny's. With too much snow for local road crews to handle, Tucker's stuck at Jenny's place for two days. What do a twice-burned cowboy and a nurse with nightmares too horrific to share have in common? Not a thing, except a dog who seems to know that sometimes friendship can evolve into love. A storm brought them together, but a fearless dog seems intent on teaching them that sometimes friendship can evolve into love.

When Josh meets Eliza, he's riding a grudge. She's the nefarious bank executive foreclosing on his sick neighbor's property and he's there to set the matter straight. Cold-hearted bankers can't just take away a man's livelihood because he missed a payment or two. Eliza is stunned when Josh confronts her. She tries to explain the situation from her end, but he's having none of it. Finally she placates him-she'll review everything and see if the bank can extend the loan period. Not good enough. Josh wants her to meet with the rancher and see the ranch. Yet it's not only the man's ranch he takes her to, but his own. Over the next few weeks the discussion doesn't only center on the foreclosure, but on how to make things work-maybe even between them. Until the fateful day Josh slams back into her office accusing her of foreclosing after promising to extend the loan. Eliza did no such thing, but convincing Josh of that is almost impossible. If he can't believe her, then all the closeness she thought they had growing between them was nothing but will o'the wisp. How can it ever be made right?

Shelly loves the city, not the wilds of Wyoming. So when she inherits the family ranch, selling it as fast as she can and returning back home is a no-brainer.But when Shelly and her teenage brother get to Wyoming, they discover the ranch is a falling down wreck with only one cowboy left working it. Finding a buyer will take time, which means she and her brother will have to stay a while. Adam promised Shelly's great-uncle that he'd keep the ranch going after the old man's death. Maybe even stay after a bit to help the heirs. But when he meets the new owners-twenty-something Shelly and her young brother-he's ready to bolt immediately. Women and children, even a teen like Shelly's brother, trigger too many bad memories. But Shelly is far from able to handle the ranch alone, she asks Adam to stay just a while longer. The link between them grows by the day, but the pain builds inside Adam too. Soon it becomes impossible to bear and he has to walk away. Can their fragile connection bring Adam back to her? Is there any chance of them joining together as a family? If you love small town cowboy romances, you'll love Shelly and the Cowboy.