Sarah and Sunny – the Day sisters – identical twins, a dazzling mirror image. It was Sunny who had all the talent and success as a singer. Sarah preferred to work behind the scenes as her sister’s tour assistant. But Sarah is ready to stop touring and make a life of her own. When Sunny commits to a publicity stunt of riding on a trail ride, she begs her sister to take her place, and Sarah reluctantly agrees. Sarah loves horses, and it sounds like a fun adventure. How could Sarah know that the moment she landed in Houston bewigged, made-up, dressed in Sunny’s typical over-the-top country siren’s costume, a craggy knight in Levi’s and a cowboy hat would hand her a challenge. Tyler Ross dared the “spoiled superstar” to survive the ordeal. How could he know that horses and ranching were more Sarah’s style than star trips? How could she tell him without giving away the masquerade and ruining her sister’s career? Read Sunny’s story in the sequel Golden Days.

It had been a long time since Sunny Day’s last hit record and high time for the ravishing country-and-western singer to make her comeback. Long ago she had traded thoughts of lasting romance for bright lights, fame and applause. And she had never regretted her decision. Until she was offered the chance to tour with Texas heartthrob Dillon Landry the country’s hottest new star, and she found she had much more than music on her mind. Still, as a seasoned veteran, Sunny wasn’t about to wear her heart on her sleeve even as the rest of her ached to cling to Dillon. He was a devastatingly handsome, extremely talented young man. She was the glamorous “older woman” who had “been there, done that”. They teamed up for a nationwide tour…and more. These were their golden days. And it was dangerous even to dream they could last forever. Read Sunny’s twin sister Sarah’s story in [Another Sunny Day](http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15845727-another-sunny-day).