"…a fun, hot, sweet, romantic read that will have you blushing, laughing and glued to the pages..."—The Subclub Books A sexy cowboy. Some racy photos. And an accidental hook up—or three—with his best friend’s sister. There are four things that rule my Norse mythology, Marvel comics, horses, and dirty talk. Not necessarily in that order. When my brother signs me up for a new Bachelorette-style reality show centered around a female star looking for love with a cowboy (without my permission, I might add), I don’t have a choice. It will be great publicity for the ranch. Or at least that’s what I’m promised. Never mind that I’m not looking for love—and I’m especially not interested in landing a fiancée. What I didn’t figure on is the show's photographer being Violet Brooks. Violet is my best friend's little sister. Did I mention he’s the town sheriff? She’s the same woman who left our small Montana town ten years ago and never looked back. The same woman I lusted after when I shouldn’t have. And still do. The same woman who now has a two-year-old son. So when the pre-show marketing photo shoot involves channeling my inner underwear model—with Violet as the photographer—I lose my shirt. My pants. And possibly my virtue. But it’s worth it. As long as we don’t get caught—because if we are, it’s adios to the ranch. And as long as my heart doesn’t get toss into the mix. Because what Violet and I have is only temporary while she’s in town. Sounds easy enough. Right? Cowboy Most Wanted is a standalone romance. All the books in the series can be read in any order.

Cinderella's fairy godmother just turned hot. And male. Very, very male. My three priorities in life have always been: the horse ranch I manage with my brothers, my family, and my best friend, Sophie West. Sophie is the ranch’s horse trainer—or as we call her, our horse whisper. She’s hot as hell, but mixing business with pleasure never ends well. Been there. Done that. Had it branded on my ass. But apparently Sophie’s biological clock is ticking. She’s let it slip that she’s ready to find her soul mate or at least a nice man. The first problem? She’s socially awkward around any guy she’s interested in. The second problem? If she doesn’t find her true love in town, our ranch could lose the best damn horse trainer around. Problem number three? She wants me to be her “fairy godfather” and help her become more confident. We’re talking lessons on kissing and clothing-optional activities so that she can ask out the new vet in town. Which is problem number four—and the biggest issue of all. I want to be her Prince Charming. But I’m going to have to put my heart on the line to win hers.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the sexiest cowboy of them all… As a Beverly Hills princess, I prefer Egyptian sheets, designer clothing, and shopping on Rodeo Drive. Cleaning stables? Definitely not my thing. After my great aunt dies, I volunteer to go to Copper Creek, Montana to tie up loose ends and put the house she willed me on the market. The last thing I expect to find is irritating, yet sexier-than-sin Noah Daniels. \\\* Nine years ago, I left town only to return with a broken heart, a love for restoring vintage cars, and the plan to never leave Copper Creek again. When hotter-than-hell Kate Snow decides to fix up her great aunt’s house, turning down her offer isn’t an option. She needs the extra hands so she can meet her deadline. And I need the extra cash. But the job comes with additional perks: Hanging out with Kate. Teaching her about horses. The mind-blowing sex with her. What I haven’t planned on is for my heart to be a willing part of the deal—a deal that could result in Kate landing her dream job. In Beverly Hills.