Redemption Ridge, home to imperfect heroes and the men who love them. Books 1-3 in the best-selling series are now available in this collection. Guys Like Kieran Sullivan is broken when he arrives at Redemption Ridge. A wrongful conviction and twenty months in lockup will do that to a man. The ranch is a place for second chances and fresh starts, but for him, it’s an opportunity to discover who set him up. Finley Ashe is a sucker for bruised spirits and sad eyes. The horse whisperer and broken-boy magnet is on a hiatus from love when Kieran, the king of emotionally unavailable men, gets assigned to work under his supervision. Will the inevitable combustion redeem Kieran and Finley or consume them? The Fortunate Ivan Gallagher’s first and only attempt at love nearly cost him everything—his reputation, family, and even his freedom. Needing an outlet for his pent-up passion, the gruff foreman turns his beekeeping hobby into a successful business. Rory Snyder was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, but wealth couldn’t spare him from loss and heartache. At the center of a dangerous media storm, the social media influencer seeks refuge at Redemption Ridge. A future seems impossible for the humble foreman and the fortunate son until a common nemesis makes Ivan and Rory realize what they truly stand to lose. Saints Like From ex-con to self-made millionaire, there’s no challenge too tough for Cash Sweeney to conquer. So why has he spent twelve years pining for his best friend instead of doing something about it? Because losing Nick would be like existing with half of his heart. Banged up and burned out, FBI Agent Nick Scott arrives at Redemption Ridge with a trunkful of luggage and a yearning heart. Cash is easy to love but hard to read, and Nick fears his epiphany has come too late. Cash and Nick will need each other more than ever when a devious enemy emerges from the shadows to put their promising future at risk Content homophobia, abuse, conversion therapy, underage alcohol addiction, and intentional overdosing are briefly discussed in the series, though no graphic descriptions are used.