A vow to a fallen brother. A runaway groom. A wedding that could save—or destroy—everything. Huck Jones has lived by one never abandon your own. When his former commander was killed in action, Huck promised to look after the family left behind. So when the groom bolts and his best friend’s pregnant sister is left at the altar, Huck does the only honorable thing he knows—he steps in. Willow McBride doesn’t need rescuing. She needs stability. For her unborn child. For her family’s ranch. For the legacy her brother died protecting. The last thing she wants is a marriage born of duty. But Huck isn’t walking away. Not from his promise, not from Willow, and not from the future neither of them expected. In a town that never forgets, and with a brother’s memory binding them together, Huck and Willow must decide if love can grow or if honoring the past means risking everything for a new beginning. First published as Marry Me Please Cowboy Marriage of convenience. Brother’s vow. Small-town legacy. A cowboy who won’t walk away.