Signed paperback copies with swag of books 3-6 in the series.
Brad's Bet:
Mama warned me that betting would end my life.
Just didn’t realize what she meant until now.
I don’t place bets on horses, sports, or even at casinos. No, I much prefer to place friendly wagers on simpler things that can bring me a rush of satisfaction in the moment, but usually get me a ton of lifelong regrets.
Usually of the tall, golden hair bartender variety, like my brother’s new employee.
Janet Livingston
She might be the one I go all in on because I can’t seem to get the woman who doesn’t want to give me the time of day off my mind, which only makes me want to get her in my life forever.
So this time, I’m betting on love and praying I don’t lose it all.
Ram's Rescue:
All of my brothers are busy falling in love, getting married, and having babies, while I drown myself in work.
As the newly hired Sheriff and the only single one on the force, I pick up the slack most days since the budget cuts won’t allow me to hire more deputies.
Family first, right?
When a group of hunters stumble into the station, half drunk with a ghost story, I throw them into the drunk tank to sober up. Until the emergency line starts ringing off the hook with the same report…
A little boy wandering alone on the side of the road.
I head out in search of the kid and find so much more.
Steph's Score:
I’ve never been good with people, preferring my solitude and horses. My family is too big and loud, so I decided to study abroad to try to find myself and avoid falling into what my family expected of me.
What I discovered was that I needed to be in charge of all aspects of my life, I loved performing, and relationships aren’t my thing.
Whether man or woman, love was not in the cards for me. I’d stick to my romantic endeavors to start and end inside the privacy of the clubs I frequent.
Until a man who doesn’t take no for an answer makes me bend my own rules. I was supposed to break a stallion instead, but I find myself in the middle of a family drama that I actively try to avoid.
Suddenly, I start to wonder if the British silver fox is worth all this trouble.
