After a one-night stand with the town’s grumpy bar owner, I should have walked away. Instead, I stayed—and now I’m falling for the former country music legend hiding in Bridger Falls, Wyoming. Walker was the last person I expected to end up with after leaving Nashville. But there he was, behind the bar, pouring whiskey, looking like sin in flannel, and making it way too easy to forget why I swore off love. He’s done with music. I’m done with love. But when our pasts come knocking, and the whole town watches, pretending we’re nothing isn’t an option anymore. Now, we’re tangled in lyrics and late-night kisses, chasing melodies and breaking every rule we swore to keep. This was never supposed to be more than one night. Some people belong to the past, but some are meant to be your forever. Walker & Violet’s story is a spicy, small-town western romcom with a grumpy bar owner, steamy songwriting sessions, and a love story too big to stay unwritten.

Losing my family’s ranch was bad enough. Finding out my enemy bought it? That’s just infuriating. Jack was the last person I ever expected to deal with again. But he’s been back in Bridger Falls, quietly rebuilding his family’s ranch and pretending the past doesn’t exist. The boy who left me without a word is now a gruff, maddeningly attractive cowboy with too much responsibility on his shoulders—and somehow, he’s the star of a reality TV show to find a wife. It shouldn’t bother me. We’re enemies. Except now, every stolen glance, every touch, every argument pushes us dangerously close to something I swore I’d never feel for him again. I tell myself I hate him. That I’d rather set my barn on fire than fall for the man who stole my ranch. But maybe we were never meant to end—just waiting for the right time to begin. Wild As Her is an enemies-to-lovers, spicy, small-town rom-com with forced proximity and sizzling tension. It’s a standalone Western romance with a happily ever after.