A Military Sweet Cowboy Romance in Big Sky Country Crooked Arrow Ranch was designed to be a safe haven for the wounded when they return from war. Sam Marley should know, he’d been there for almost two years, and he was finally beginning to feel warm and safe. But when the pretty new dog trainer shows up expecting a service dog to be the answer to his problems, more than the love of a good woman will be needed to heal his wounds. This Army Ranger is going to have to learn how to lean on God in order to move forward. But with only one good arm, will he find the strength to trust? Nelly Wilson decided to move her business to Frenchtown, Montana. All she wanted to do was help wounded veterans heal. But what she found might just have her turning tail and running. As Nelly and Sam work together to clean up the "dump" that her ranch is, they get closer and closer. Who in their right minds would kill a black bear and leave its carcass inside a ranch? But when her ex shows up offering to support her new business if she’d only come home, will she choose him over a wounded vet? Can a curmudgeonly Army veteran with only one arm let himself be loved? Will the pretty dog trainer get past his gruff exterior? Can they both work together to get past their fears and discover a happily-ever-after? A Broken Heart Mended is the first in a series of clean & wholesome cowboy romances starring wounded veterans who learn to trust in God and the power of true love.

A Military Sweet Cowboy Romance in Big Sky Country It’ll take more than fireworks to scare this cowgirl away. Hope Lowry, moved to Frenchtown, Montana to help her aunt and uncle run their ranch. She didn’t come to town to meet a handsome wounded veteran. No siree, no way. Ahhh, chicken and hash! Why can’t a girl get a break from handsome men? Anthony Sullivan grew up on a ranch, so when he was given the chance to recuperate at the Crooked Arrow Ranch, he knew that was the right place for him. When the 4th of July parade causes more sparks than a whole crate of sparklers, what’s a girl to do? But Anthony isn’t interested in a romance. And he knows that no woman would be interested in a beast like him. How could she? When they decided to take a ride through the ranch land, to celebrate their new friendship, they really should have paid more attention to the forest fire. A fire that had changed as quickly as the wind that carried it all the way to the Crooked Arrow Ranch. Will Anthony be able to save them both from the ravages of the flames surrounding them? Scroll up and One-Click today and see which dog will take center stage in this new book! Hope's Healing Love is the second book in a series of clean & wholesome cowboy romances starring wounded veterans who learn to trust in God and the power of true love. While you don't have to read them in order to enjoy each HEA.

A Military Sweet Cowboy Romance in Big Sky Country She’s shy and he’s anything but. Can these two find some middle ground? Or will Skeeter’s exuberance send this timid filly packing? When Dakota Monahan was transferred from a VA hospital in LA to Frenchtown, Montana, she wasn’t happy. But the quiet and beauty of the Crooked Arrow Ranch is working its magic on her. Or at least it would if one cowboy would stop pestering her. Skeeter Murphy is a flirt. There’s no two ways about it. And since he arrived at the ranch, he’s been a bit difficult. After the wildfire last month, though, he’s beginning to grow up. He even said he would stop his flirtatious ways. That was until he saw Dakota. Skeeter only wants to be there for her, like he should have for his buddy’s sister, no matter how pretty the new girl is. When Dakota discovers that her initial diagnosis was all wrong, and the medication was part of her problems, a change occurs. Will the coming fall harvest celebration bring her out of her funk? And when the two are paired together to work the harvest fair, will she begin to see Skeeter in a whole new light? Can the love of a good man bring joy to a God-fearing woman in time to enjoy the festivities before Skeeter is forced to move on?