From Internationally Bestselling author of the Cade Ranch Series, Greta Rose West, the first book in the Wisper Dreams Series, Rivers Between Us… A woman finds safety in the one man she hurt the most. Sheriff of Teton County, Carey Michaels, puts everyone else's needs before his own—always—but when his ex-best friend shows up in his life again, with a ten-year-old daughter and a mountain of problems in tow, he has to decide if he can handle his heart being broken. Again. Francesca Morris feels safer back in her Wyoming hometown, and her daughter Grace is certainly safer than she was in Texas, but the threat in their lives lingers, even in Wisper. The boy she used to love wants to protect her, but doubts and insecurities hit hard, and Frannie can't stand to hurt Carey again, even if he is the big bad sheriff. Carey’s all M.A.N. now, and he never leaves home without his handcuffs, but it isn’t locks Frannie’s afraid of. It's her heart. Fall in love with Carey and Frannie in the first book in the Wisper Dreams Series, with new characters and some of your favorites from Cade Ranch. Rivers Between Us is a standalone, but there will be many books to follow in this charming small-town, each with its own HEA. Trigger Warnings: Our heroine is a victim of domestic violence, but by the end of this book, she and her daughter become survivors!

Small-town lawyer, Brady Douglas is everybody’s gay best friend. He’s the good guy, the cute guy—the proverbial sidekick. When he moved home after his dad’s ALS diagnosis, he gave up a cushy, big-city life and a chance to make a name for himself, and now he’s stuck. But when he meets Theodore Burroughs Jr., the sexy CEO of an international finance company, attraction makes him second guess everything. Hard attraction. Broken down and beaten up, Theo Burroughs may be a billionaire, but he’s also a mess. His dream of opening a community center in downtown Wisper, Wyoming is within his grasp, but an incident three years earlier changed the trajectory of his life, and drinking the pain away hasn’t done him one bit of good, so now, all anyone sees is an entitled pretty boy whose money should be able to cure him of anything. But it can’t. Storms threaten to push them apart, but bright lightning strikes, and love may be the only thing to heal them both.

Sheriff’s Deputy Frank Sims has had his eye on the spunky new librarian since she stepped foot in the stacks, but the grump’s not much of a talker, just ask him—he won’t answer. Plus, there’s a glaring age gap between them, and everybody in their small town seems to have an opinion about it, but he couldn’t care less about gossip. Until it’s his name on Samantha’s lips. Sam Russo loves the rural ranch town she spent summers in as a kid, and when she moves there to take a job at the library, it feels like home. Now, while she can admire the good deputy’s boulder-like shoulders, thick, tousled gray hair, and the secret smile he gives her that’s as warm as sunshine on a cold spring day, she’s trying to keep her distance. What would an older man like Frank Sims want with her anyway? Frank dreams of something Sam can’t give him, and that sets them apart more than any age difference. A compromise could solve the problem—if they can keep their hands off each other long enough to see it. The third book in the Wisper Dreams series is a warm-hearted small-town Western romance about the sexiness of give and take and learning to accept the love and family you’ve been dreaming about when it shows up in the most unlikely of places.

Deputy Abey Lee has never found love, but she wants it. Only problem? Identifying as a card-carrying lesbian is front-page news, especially when she's the only female law enforcement officer in small-town Wisper, Wyoming. Her sexuality isn’t exactly a secret, but she’s worked hard to not let it become a headline. When she’s offered a promotion that would put her in charge at the station, coming out into the light of day could risk her chance at love, and it’s only made worse by her fear of losing respect from her peers and the people she’s sworn to protect. When Abey finds herself handcuffing the spitfire community center director—the same woman she spent one white-hot summer night with, who kissed Abey like she meant it and made her blush all the way down to her boots—her black-and-white world bleeds into grays. Devo Mescal stands tall and proud in the light, but she carries the world on her shoulders; she fights every wrong, every injustice…and lands herself in Abey’s jail cell every damn time. If she could cool her jets, she’d see that the woman of her dreams is on the other side of those iron bars, holding the key that could unlock her hardened protestor’s heart. The fourth book in the Wisper Dreams series, Light Betrays Us, is a steamy small-town Western FF romance about accepting who you were born to be and following the light, wherever it may lead you. Intended for readers 18+. Trigger Warning: Homophobia, misogyny, and douche-as\ery are present in this book, but these ladies know how to take the numbnuts down a notch! \\Please see the full trigger warning in the front of the book\\*

Ryder Graves dreams about taking the reins to his family’s farm, but one thing stands in his his dad. As the baby of the family, Rye’s never been taken seriously. He never went to college, and he can't even keep a good woman; his last girlfriend proved that when she dumped him in front of his entire family with a fistful of potato salad to his face. But he's desperate to show everyone what he can do. And he just might have a trick up his flannel sleeve. Rye’s had an eye for his brother's best friend’s widow since high school. She was off limits back then, but things are different now, and he just heard a rumor that might provide him the perfect opportunity to show his dad he’s not a failure. If he can convince her to go along with his plan, maybe his devilish good looks and his overflowing bank account will help him win more than his dad’s approval. Aubrey George thinks all men suck. Swipe right? No thank you. She's a leftie. When her husband passed overseas, Aubrey found herself middle-aged and alone with twin boys who couldn’t stay out of trouble if she hog-tied them to her bumper, but they're grown now and somebody else's problem, so it's finally time for her to focus on what makes her her bookstore. Unfortunately, nobody's buying books, not from her anyway, and she's in danger of losing the only thing in her life she's good at. She can’t deny Rye Graves looks damn good in jeans and a cowboy hat, or that his cocky smirk makes her heart race faster than it has in years, but he’s arrogant, young, and thinks he can solve all his problems with money, but when he offers to pay off the back taxes she owes and help her build her business, she laughs in his face—but then she says yes. What’s she got to lose? Her panties, if she's not careful. And her heart, if she can find it. The fifth book in the Wisper Dreams series, Midnight Surrounds Us, is a steamy fake-dating farce, but it's hot and funny, and it's the small-town romance you never knew you needed till now, about finding your piece in this world, standing your ground, and letting love sweep you off your feet when it shows up wearing jeans and a cowboy hat.

Grab a fan and a hankie, and get ready to fall in love with sexy single dad, Bax Lee, and the grumpy woman who starts his heart again, Sweetie Baker... "Hot and gritty. One hell of a touching story!" –MJ Marino, author of Lips on my Heart Who knew one game of Texas Hold ’Em and a bottle of gin could seal two strangers’ fates? Bea Baker walked away from a dead-end marriage. She hasn’t had a family to speak of since her dad passed, but whether she knows it or not, a family’s what she’s been searching for. When Brand Lee hired her as his right hand at Lee Construction, she was grateful for his faith in her. To prove it, she takes her job seriously, which earned her the nickname Sweetie, but spoiler alert: she’s a hard ass. Screw her southern upbringing. Bea says what she means, and none of it’s sweet. When she finds herself in her boss’s hometown of Wisper, Wyoming, running multiple projects for Lee Construction, Bea’s smacked in the face with all the family she could ever want. And at the head of that family is the same guy she decimated in a game of poker one sultry summer night forever ago. Baxton Lee has his hands full with a teenage daughter and too many memories of the past and all the things he lost. He used to be a farmer. Now he’s a rancher and a new business owner. He’s also a single dad and a widower who guards his heart like Fort Knox. And when he goes and gets his leg broken by a rowdy bull, he’s stuck in a cast, watching the world pass him by and remembering the life he used to have. Until his brother’s forewoman shows up to help build the new Lee Valley rental cabins. Bold and unapologetic Sweetie knocks Bax right back down in the dirt, takes his breath away, and offers him hope for the future. Too bad she’s off limits. Bax can’t afford to love anyone but his daughter anyway. Why go looking for something that could be ripped away at any moment? But when it lands in his lap, Bax has to figure out whether to continue protecting his heart, or if he should let it grow bigger and give it away. Join Bax and Bea in the best small town west of the Mississippi, and you might find yourself falling in love too. Roads Behind Us, the sixth book in the Wisper Dreams series, is a tale of two lost souls looking for a place to belong again. Throw in a hopeful, meddling teenager, a menagerie of farm animals, and a big ol’ found family, and you got yourself a hoedown. All Wisper Dreams books can be read as standalones, but they are interconnected, so you'll find updates on all your favorite couples if you read through the series. You can start at the beginning with Rivers Between Us for free wherever ebooks are sold. Trigger Warnings: Fetal, spousal, and parental loss. Family history of alcohol and drug abuse.