jeannie watt

A bad boy with a good heart...

Widow Skye Larkin will do anything to save her ranch, even if it means accepting help from bad–boy bull–rider Tyler Hayward. But he and his penchant for partying are to blame for her late husband's financial indiscretions, which got her in this mess. She might be attracted to the dark, dangerous cowboy, but putting her trust in another rodeo man is unthinkable. 

Ty knows he shouldn't be surprised that Skye isn't convinced he's changed. He wants to prove that beneath the bravado, and no matter what happened on the circuit, he's one of the good guys. Offering her a business partnership is just the first step. What will she do when he offers her his heart? 

He needs time to heal…but is she willing to wait?

Injured former rodeo star Brady O’Neil is looking for solitude in his Montana hometown when he takes a job at his best friend’s ranch. Then he finds out he’ll be living with Katie, his friend’s sister and the woman he fell for years ago. His recent failures make him feel unworthy of love, so Brady tries to keep Katie at arm’s length. But is this girl next door exactly what he needs?

A bigger challenge than she expected! 

Shae McArthur once had it all. Perfect job, perfect fiancé. And when she lost everything, it was her own fault. Now she's starting from scratch with one last project–turning the Bryan Ranch around. If she succeeds, maybe she can pick up the pieces of her former life. 

The only problem is the ranch's stubborn–and captivating–owner, Jordan Bryan. He's fighting Shae on every change. What gives? True, his scars prove Shae's not the only one starting over. Still, shouldn't he, of all people, be able to see beyond the surface? Because she thinks maybe they could be each other's perfect new beginning….

Her luck's changing for the better…right? 

Making the tough decisions has always been easy for big–city human–resources specialist Ellison Hunter…until a surprise pregnancy changes everything. Now it's her life that needs major reorganization. Putting her personnel expertise to use on her family's Montana ranch is the perfect escape–even if it means contending with ace rancher Ryan Madison. 

His stubborn pride and loyalty to the staff? Those she can handle. But his sexy grin, cowboy charm and instinct to protect her and her baby catch her off guard. As attraction spins into something more, Ellie finds herself even further out of her element. But maybe, with Ryan, she's exactly where she belongs.

She inherited half a ranch in Montana… But her inheritance is his home!

Cowboy Gus Hawkins would wager his hat that Lillie Jean Hardaway is bad news – and as far as he's concerned, he's right. She just inherited half of the Montana ranch Gus has worked on for fifteen years. His home. Now Gus can't decide what's worse: that this pretty city slicker could destroy his dreams before returning to Texas…or that he's falling head over spurs for her.

Is he a threat…or her protector?

Barrel racer Faith Hartman hasn't set foot in a rodeo since she was attacked two years ago. Just when she's ready to move on, along comes Drew Miller, a dead ringer for her assailant…and her new neighbour. Faith wants to give Drew the benefit of the doubt, but every time he's near, her fight–or–flight instinct goes into overdrive.

When the solitary veteran asks Faith to give him and his daughter riding lessons, the obvious answer is no. She can't risk setting back her rodeo dreams – or her recovery. Still, Faith is drawn to Drew's quiet strength, and the hint of vulnerability that suggests he's battling his own demons, too…

They're both learning from scratch 

Molly Adamson has moved back to the place that made her happiest: Eagle Valley, Montana. Teaching college English classes is also a fresh start…even if he's one of her students. Finn Culver. Athlete, heartthrob, homecoming date. After that disastrous night all those years ago, Molly never wanted to see Finn, now a handsome military veteran, again. But as she gets to know him through his writing, helping him conquer an undiagnosed learning disability, Molly sees much more than the swaggering charmer. Both teacher and student will learn a lot about love, and each other, if they can let the past go…