โ Scribed by A. J. Pine
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
From this "fabulous storyteller" (Carolyn Brown,New York Times bestselling author) comes a sweet western romance between a rodeo cowboy and his best friend's ex-wife. **
**What's the saying, bad luck comes in threes? If so, Lily Green is due for something good. First, her divorce is finalized ---on her birthday, no less. Then the first job she lands for her catering company turns out to be for her ex-husband's wedding. To top it off, she's stuck working the event with Luke Everett, the sexy-as-hell best man who's never been able to stand her. When can a girl catch a break?
For years, Luke has kept his feelings for Lily safely hidden. Hitting on his best friend's ex-wife would definitely break the cowboy code of honor. But ever since an injury sidelined his rodeo riding, the two of them keep getting thrown together. It's only a matter of time until his true feelings come to light. When that happens, it will either be the biggest mistake...
Cowboys -- Fiction
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