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**Book 1 in the Coda Paxton Series! Right Back On and Big Girl Boots to follow** Coda Paxton was never really one to go out of her comfort zone and make friends. She spent most of her school career playing shadow to her big brother Charlie. His friends were her friends. They protected her. Little did Coda know, the only protection she really needed was from the brother she thought hated her and the friends she managed to make after a series of unfortunate events, including being stalked, her parents divorcing, and her favorite brother heading off to college. Luckily, all of those things helped her come into her own.

When Callie Morgan's husband walks out without a word, she's left with a broken heart, two young children, and a crumbling farmhouse out in the countryside her grandparents once called home. With no plan and no one to rely on but herself, she does what she's always done-she survives. But healing isn't easy when everything reminds her of what she's lost... until a quiet, sun-kissed cowboy named Colter Ridge steps in. He's rough around the edges, keeps to himself, and carries his own ghosts-but something about the way he sees her, steady and unafraid, begins to loosen the walls she's built. As the seasons shift and wildflowers bloom through cracked soil, Callie begins to find beauty in the mess, strength in the silence, and the kind of love that doesn't demand perfection-only truth. ****BOOK ONE, COMPLETE****

Willow, a spirited young woman, finds herself uprooted from her familiar life after the tragic loss of her father. Forced to move in with her grandfather, the owner of a ranch. Ryan, a well-known ranch owner in town, is renowned for his anger issues and impeccable business acumen. By chance, he encounters Willow in a local café. From the moment his eyes meet hers, Ryan is captivated, unable to shake off his overwhelming desire to have her as his. The Best Ranking #1 in Rodeo #1 in horses #1 in helicopter #1 in accident #2 in possessive #5 in country #7 in family #9 in cowboy #9 in ranch

After a scandalous fallout in New York leaves Josephine career in ruins, Josie returns to her small hometown with her young daughter, seeking a fresh start. Only to rent a house owned by her ex, Austin. Old tensions reignite, but a drunken night together leads to something unexpected. While Josie struggles with her fears of being abandoned again, Austin's love and loyalty help her realize that home-and her future-might be exactly where she left it.

As one of Georgia's most successful ranchers, Rhye Collins doesn't have time to even consider dating, but that changes when he meets Katrina Davis. When he sees the beautiful, but broken, girl. It is an instant attraction. It isn't a sexual attraction, but an urge to protect the innocent beauty from a horrible past and an even less desirable future. When he finds out her caregiver is trying to force her into a marriage with a man who thinks she is useless, he steps in and does the only thing a southern cowboy can do and asks her to marry him. Katrina quickly accepts his offer, but doesn't believe she can be the wife he deserves. She has been brought up to believe a woman's place was in the home. A wife, by her definition, is someone who can cook, clean and bare children, things she has never been able to do, not that she has been given the chance. Rhye doesn't believe that, he feels a marriage is a partnership and he is so proud that God gave him Katrina as a partner, but can he convince her of that? Find out in "My Cowboy, My Hero".

Tanner West struggles to protect everything he's ever known when a deadly threat comes for his family, including the love of his life Liana Forbes, who is back in his life after more than a decade apart. Tanner West has dedicated his life to West Line Ranch. He gave up college, his dreams and the woman he loved to take over the ranch when his mother died. When that same woman walks back onto the ranch twelve years after they broke up, will he take the chance he's been given to make it right, or will he keep walking the path he'd chosen that fateful night when he let her go? Liana Forbes doesn't mess around. She's tough, smart, and protects her heart no matter what. But when Tanner West is suddenly back in her life, the big brother to her best friend's fiancee, she has to make a choice. Will she resist the attraction to the only man who has ever broken her heart, or will she let him back in, even if it means he puts the ranch before her and breaks her heart all over again? Tanner and Liana must navigate through the hurt and memory shared between them as they come face to face with their rekindled attraction. As they grow closer, a deadly threat to the ranch could take everything away, including their chance at happiness. This is Book 3 of the West Line Ranch Series. Book 1 - Western Heat will be available everywhere you buy books on January 6th, 2026 (see link in profile for pre-order information), and the Watty-shortlisted version is available now as a �������� Original. Book 2 - Western Connection is available to read as a �������� Original.

*COMPLETED* Willa Baker moved to Spurs, Wyoming without any reason. She did this a lot, even has a child she found she she never had a true home. The only thing that brought her true joy was her photography. Until one day she found herself in the middle of the road watching a handsome cowboy being held at gunpoint. A few days later she met his cousins, and in the middle of a great snowstorm found love. Unfortunately it was too good to be true because they were already married. *** (Contemporary Romance MFMM - HEA) Short Story~Steamy Romance Note: There is no sexual relationship or touching for titillation between or among siblings

After being caught, tried and arrested for a crime she didn't do; Lexi Hunter has a choice. It's either Juvie or spend the summer on her dad's ranch working off her probation. Should be an easy pick, right? Only problem is, she hasn't seen or spoken to her dad in ten years. The last time she saw him was through a car window as her mom drove them and all their possessions away to go live a normal, busy, eccentric lifestyle in New York. So basically, being back at a place she used to call home with a man she can't muster the respect for to actually call 'dad', is a prison sentence in itself. Lexi is determined to hate and ridicule everything about her situation. Wanting nothing more than to get the summer over with so she can go back to real life. That all changes when she meets Dawson Priest; the ranch hand who she is forced to work side by side with. His optimistic, simple, almost eloquent outlook on life, the world, and the small town ranch life in general sparks her to see things from his perspective and may even challenge her enough to mend the strained relationship with her dad. This is a story of self discovery, personal growth, a steamy cowboy fling, and learning the importance of forgiveness. This simple, small town life may not seem as much of a jail sentence by the end of the summer. Who knows, maybe Lexi turns out to be a country girl at heart after all.

Darcy Pierce was a normal girl, living in the big city. She wanted to have a quiet life, and the only way for her to do that was to leave and move to a small town in Texas. Darcy knew her parents wouldn't be happy, nor would her brothers, sisters, and niece, but she wanted to get away. Jeremy Renner was a closed off man that stayed to himself. He and his little girl lived on a farm, and he took care of the farm and sold eggs and whatever plants he harvested on his land. He was very busy, but he wasn't one to ask people for help. Darcy moved to a small set of homes about five miles from Jeremy's farm, so when she sees him at a local farmer's market, no one is surprised. He was always there selling things, he just wasn't one to talk to everyone in town. He had a select few friends, and that was it. Everyone knew everyone though, so when Darcy and Jeremy begin to hang out the entire town begins to gossip...

Five years ago, Laney Bennett lost everything. One fake video. Her father's ruthless need to control her. And the boy she couldn't stop loving-gone. She left Willow Creek determined to start over, marrying the man her father chose for her. But what looked perfect on paper soon turned cruel behind closed doors. Now, divorced and carrying the weight of a bruised heart-and shadows that still follow her-Laney has returned home. The last person she expects to see is Luke Hollis: the boy she loved in secret, the man she never stopped missing. Luke isn't the carefree boy she once knew. He's hardened, bitter, and convinced she chose to believe the worst of him. Their families are still enemies, and the scars between them run deep. Yet one look at her-and his walls begin to crack. Laney swore she'd never forgive him for not chasing after her. Luke swore he'd never let her back in. But some loves refuse to stay buried. When a rekindled family feud collides with her controlling father and a dastardly ex, Laney realizes that loving Luke isn't just a risk to her heart-it could cost them both their lives. Full of fiery banter, forbidden tension, and a passion that fights through the dark, What We Left Behind is a small-town, second-chance enemies-to-lovers romance where love blooms even from broken roots. _____________________________________________ This is book 3 of the Willow Creek series! Where The Wild Flowers Grow Borrowed Hearts What We Left Behind