β Scribed by Hope Moore
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The last thing cowboy Wade McCoy expected when his beloved billionaire granddad died was for him to require Wade to marry in order to keep the vast McCoy Ranch that they both loved and built together. But that is exactly his granddaddys requirement: Wade was to marry within three months, stay married for three months or he lost it all, for him and his brothers.
He didnt like it one bit, but one thing his granddaddy knew about him was that Wade never let a challenge get the better of him and he had no plans to lose the ranch he loved. His granddaddy had him over a barrel, and he knew it. Now he just had to find someone to go along with this crazy idea.
Allie Jordon was desperate. Every bad piece of luck that could have befallen her had done so and now, after losing everything, including her sweet father, she needed funds to get her mother the best care available or she just might lose her too.
A chance meeting with a lonely looking cowboy at the truck stop she was waitressing at could change her lifeif she says yes to an absolutely off-the-wall proposal that could be the miracle shes been praying for.
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