Living in the back end of beyond in a tiny Scottish village, you’d think that a Cowboy coming to town would raise some excitement. Especially for a self-professed fan of Brad Paisley and Dallas. But that cowboy is my boss and he was going to find out that his lovely new ancestral home was… well in was in a state of disrepair, to put it politely. So when Cole MacAllan turned up one very wet April day looking like a drowned tartan rug, I was all ready to dislike him but damn, he was hot, even drenched in freezing Scottish rain. With the other locals determined to dislike him and obviously more immune to his… err… charms, than me, it was left to yours truly to show him good old Scottish Hospitality. That cocky smile was going to get me in so much trouble. And that cowboy drawl made my girly bits tingle. Damn, I was a goner. But there was work to do and damage to repair, not to mention his questionable taste in chocolate bars. Could I really fight my growing feelings for the hunky cowboy or could Cole Macallan claim the one part of his estate he’d never come looking for? This book was previously available with a different cover. This book contains scenes of an adult nature and is only suitable for those aged 18+

Louise was pleased when her friend found love with the cowboy turned viscount, Cole Macallan eighteen months ago. Really pleased. She’s even helping her now pregnant friend to plan her wedding, even if Rhona is a bit of a Bridezilla. So it’s no bother to go to Glasgow Airport to pick up Cole’s brother, Jake and bring him back to Strathdougal. But that’s where the perfectly laid scheme goes agley – to quote Robert Burns. A first kiss before they’ve been introduced, Jake’s oversharing about his disability and an argument about a suitcase means their friendship doesn’t get off to the best of starts. But when a flood at the hotel threatens the wedding Jake and Lou have to put their growing attraction aside and work together to save the wedding and stop Bridezilla from finding out and losing her mind completely. Can Jake and Lou really forge any kind of relationship? A cowboy with a below-knee amputation and a Scottish accountant with a quick tongue and bad habit of speaking without thinking? Can a cowboy lose his heart to a girl who’s afraid to be wrangled?