A ranchers only dating site? Go ahead, read it again, I’ll wait. No, this is not a joke. Just ask Ophelia Cooper. When her best friend sets her up with an account, Lia scoffs at the idea. But unwanted dirty dreams about the obnoxious and really-freaking-hot cowboy next door, convince her to give it a try. Maybe she’ll find love and forget about the man she’s always wanted. Or you could talk to James Locke. His little sister insists that he needs to date or he’ll wind up a lonely, grumpy old man. She takes matters into her own hands and sets him up on the site. When a misunderstanding causes James to ruin any chance with the one he really wants—Ophelia—he decides to give it a try, hoping he still has a chance at love. Now, I know what you’re thinking. People who use an online dating site are desperate. You may be right. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t work. Hopefully, James and Lia will have the last laugh as they ride off into the sunset, happy and in love.

When forbidden sparks ignite, they’ll have to choose whether to burn or snuff out the fire. Rose Locke has loved Garrison Keeler since she was fourteen-years-old. He drove her crazy, treating her like his annoying baby sister, but she was convinced that one day when she was all grown up, everything would change. Garrison has always felt protective of his best friend’s little sister, but when she turned eighteen and he suddenly realized she was a woman, it turned into possession. However, their twelve-year age difference put them on different paths and Garrison pushed her away to make sure she followed her dreams. Six years later, Rose returns home, and the passion flares once again. Garrison knows that this time, he won’t be able to let her go. He’s determined to convince Rose to give him another chance and he won’t take no for an answer.

Sometimes the perfect person for you is the one you least expect it to be. Stone Kensington is no stranger to hard work, and he knows what it takes to make a ranch a success. Determination and grit—something he figures a city girl like Helena Robinson will never have. Helena left all the shallow and fake people in her life behind to start fresh. She’s not a softie playing rancher as Stone assumes, and it doesn’t take long for her to prove it to him…and so much more. Stone quickly realizes Helena is not what he thought, and she belongs to him. The only problem is Helena doesn’t believe love and marriage are for her, even though she wants to be with Stone. He’ll have to convince her that he’s for real and what they have will last.