After his uncle and ranching partner is sidelined by a stroke, Bowman Langston is up to his eyeballs in work. He needs a caregiver for his young teenaged sister who can also double as a housekeeper. He thinks he’s found the perfect person – a nice, older lady with excellent references – except… When her grandmother unexpectedly elopes with a man half her age, Terra Franklin jumps on the opportunity to move to Cowboy Crossing and be a chef. Yes, it’s going to be a bit of a surprise to the farmer for whom she’s cooking, especially when he finds out she can’t cook and no, she’d never even spent one night out of the city, and, yes, she will also easily be able to take her grandmother’s place as the Youth Program poultry instructor even if she’s never actually seen a live chicken and no, her cow phobia won’t affect her job performance at all, yes, she’s going to get her driver’s license, although her grandmother did leave her green tractor behind – how hard can it be - and really, what could possibly go wrong? Turns out, a lot. When Bowman and Terra have to team up to help her son and his sister, will they find love in the most unlikely of matches? Books in the Cowboy Crossing