β Scribed by Susan Saxx
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She's a best-selling erotica & western romance author, scarred by life. She's sworn off romance. Off men. But she needs a prop cowboy for her first book tour. And it's got to go well.
He's an army reserve soldier and a rancher, foreman of the family's spread.
Tabby Grey was still shocked out of her mind she'd become a top-selling erotica author, overnight. Take that, you jerk of an ex-fiance. But she's sworn off men. And sex, despite her hot-as-hell book.
Cole Dawson thought it was going to be a short job. Prop cowboy. Hell, he could do that. Anything to take his mind off his dad's surgery and the very real possibility of losing their family's homeβthe BC ranch. Until he met Tabby. And fell. Hard.
But when rugged Cole Dawson shows up for Tabby's book-signing tour and doesn't make a move except for being himselfβreliable, decent and able to deal with all the craziness...
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