City Girl Seeks Cowboy E-BOOK

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned...and when three women are burned by the same man and decide to do something about it, watch out.

Olivia Bennett left New York hoping to find answers, and maybe a little bit of revenge. What she didn't expect was to run into cowboy Wyatt Wilder on the side of a Tennessee mountain when he saves her and her two friends from certain disaster.

He's powerful, rich and handsome. He's also grumpy, self-important, overly proud and incapable of being polite. And, if she wants to be able to pay for the repairs on her wrecked RV, he's also going to be her new boss.

She needs the temporary nanny position caring for his daughter, so she'd better toe the line, no matter how she feels about the man. And she has all the feels.

Wyatt pushes all her buttons—the good ones and the bad. Even with her usually sunshiny disposition, biting her tongue is not easy because this hot single dad is as frustrating as he is off-limits. So why does she still want to peel off his Wranglers?

Welcome to Bitter End, TN, a small town that is about to feel the heat. So are the men of the town's founding family, the Wilder brothers. Because three broken-hearted women on the adventure of a lifetime stranded in the middle of nowhere can ignite plenty of passion… and maybe even spur these consummate bachelors into love.

WILDER BROTHERS: BITTER END ROMANCE

CITY GIRL SEEKS COWBOY

A grumpy rich single dad is forced to hire as his nanny the much too sunshiny stranger who just crashed, literally, into his town with her two besties. But Olivia has a secret. One that Wyatt Wilder fears could affect his entire family.

HER PLAYBOY COWBOY LOVER

Ethan Wilder is a charmer, a rodeo champion and a player not looking to commit for more than one night at a time. But Poppy, the new city girl in town, makes him want to change that. 

BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD COWBOY

Opposites combust between Army veteran Linc Wilder and Eva, the city girl with an attitude as big as New York. It's best if they keep their distance, but Mother Nature has other ideas when a winter storm traps them together.