β Scribed by Mary J. McCoy-Dressel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Plunge into the first book in Maryβs Brand-new Western Romance SeriesβTwo-Five Ranch Outlaws.
Four knife-piercing words in a frantic phone call from her mother, caused Dr. Karis Sutton to leave her cowboy in Northern Arizona to return home. While grief-stricken over a tragic loss, sheβd let the man she loved slip away instead of allowing him to console her in a time of need. Now, a year later, and ready to break free from her world of gloom, she drives north to seek a second chance with the moody yet irresistible alpha-owner of the ranch. But sheβs forced back to Phoenix to fight to keep two fatherless kids. While doing so, will Tanyon think sheβs leaving him again and give up on any chance they mightβve had? Sheβs pulled in different directions. How will she make it right with so much distance between them all?
Tanyon Outlaw never thought heβd see her again. Now, sheβs returned as part of the summer crew on the Two-Five Ranch. In her sad eyes, he sees straight through to her pained soul while memories of their past love invade each thought. What will it take for his cold heart to grow warm toward her again? Then, when bad things happen on the ranch, it comes in droves. Karis is called back home. A lawsuit looms over his head. Fences are cut to maim or steal his cattle. Someone else has an eye for the woman he longs to love. Heβs running out of time. How can he discover why people are out to get him while figuring out what his heart wants?
Once again, Karis and Tanyon have separate, life-changing matters to attend to, so how will they keep it all together and still find a way to capture the love they once shared?
A Common Elements Romance Project Novel.
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