Sometimes the best way to hold on is to let go. Smart mouthed, pig headed, and the best bull rider in Missouri, I'm following in my father's footsteps. He named me after his rodeo heroes, Cody and Lane, hoping I'd become a legend like they were. There's only one little problem. Girls aren't supposed to ride bulls. That's never stopped me before, though. Riding in the PBR is my chance to get out of my small town. It's the one shot I have for a better life. If I want to change my future, then the only way that's going to happen is if I can make a check big enough to buy me a new life. I expected hazing. What I didn't expect was the making out in hotel rooms, stealing kisses behind the chutes, and sweet smiles in the arena. The guy keeping the bulls off me is clearly on my side. The rider I've idolized for years is hitting on me. Then there's J.D. Adkins. That man is trouble, and everyone knows it, but he calls me his rookie. There has to be a catch, and I'm waiting for the manure to hit the fan. I just need to stay focused and - more importantly - keep my head down. Because in this sport, the pranks are the kind that can be fatal. If I want that better life, I need to make sure I hold on for all eight seconds. The question is what I want to hold on to. Triggers include: Slight bullying and hazing of the main character. Just Hold On is a 149,000 word novel where the relationships are fluid and the main female character (and some of the men!) will have multiple, often complicated relationships with different men. Life (and love) are messy, but it's worth it to get to the end.

Things can change in the spur of the moment. I'm qualified for the Professional Bull Rider's top series, even if a few people don't like it. Sadly, being a woman is going to make this harder than I expected. I've got three men on my side - or so I thought. Until we get to Cheyenne. The land of love, loss, victory, and pain - immortalized in country music for generations - is everything the songs promised. I thought I had this. Now, I'm not so sure. When the rules to the game change, how am I supposed to fight back? Those who know me will stand with me. The rest are trying to get me out of the way, but I'm here to cowgirl up, make my daddy proud, and take care of the ones who'll do the same for me. I just have to prove I have what it takes. So it's time to figure out what really matters to me. Is it the love of these men? Is it pride? Is it the check I get for riding in the toughest sport on dirt? Because not even I am invincible, and things always crash and burn in this town. _Triggers include: Slight bullying and hazing of the main character, violence against women. Spur It On is a 140,000 word novel where the relationships are fluid and relationships are often complicated. Life (and love) are messy, but it's worth it to get to the end._

When you hit the dirt, always jump back on. My world fell apart in Cheyenne, but I'm not the kind of girl to give up. I'm here to ride bulls - or at least that's what I keep telling myself. Falling in love wasn't supposed to be a part of this plan. But while things are getting steamy in the hotels, it's going to hell in the arena. My scores keep getting worse, Austin has a serious hate-on for me, and the bad judging wasn't just a one time deal. I refuse to be intimidated by fines and implied threats, though. The only things that can keep me down are injuries. Unfortunately, these bulls want their pound of flesh, and this time they're getting it. And they aren't the only ones doing damage - but the haters were supposed to focus on me! I never thought chasing my dreams would drag anyone else into my mess. Screw 'em - they picked a fight, and now they're gonna get one. It's time to show the world what it means to "cowgirl up." Sensitive There are some situations in this book that may be triggering for some readers. Please check the front of the book via the "Look Inside" option any Potentially Sensitive Content.