One snowstorm. One grumpy billionaire cowboy. And one very bad idea: falling for the man who rescued me.
I came to this Colorado mountain town to disappear.
I poured my inheritance into a tiny bakery called Just So Sweet, left my old life in Texas behind, and made myself one promise: no more dangerous men.
Then my car slides into a ditch during a snowstorm and Brett Colbourn comes to my rescue.
Brett is everything I should stay away from.
Rugged. Brooding. Built like he wrestles cattle for fun. A billionaire rancher who barely speaks unless he has something worth saying—and who looks at me like he'd much rather be doing something with that mouth than talking.
Getting snowed in at his ranch was supposed to last one night.
Instead, I find myself cooking in his kitchen, wearing his clothes, stealing his cowboy hat, and wondering what all that quiet intensity would feel like aimed directly at me.
Then he kisses me.
And suddenly, the grumpy cowboy isn't nearly quiet enough.
The more time I spend with Brett, the harder it becomes to remember why I promised myself I wouldn't fall again. Beneath the scowl is a man who makes me breakfast, takes care of everyone around him, and touches me like he's been starving for something sweet.
For the first time in years, I feel safe.
Wanted.
Maybe even loved.
There's only one problem.
I didn't come to Colorado simply to open a bakery.
I was running from someone.
And when the man I left behind finally tracks me down, staying with Brett could put him directly in the middle of the danger I tried so hard to escape.
I should run again.
But Brett Colbourn isn't the kind of man who lets go of something—or someone—he loves without a fight.
And this cowboy may be about to teach me that sometimes the sweetest recipe includes a little danger, a lot of heat...
and falling hopelessly in love.
Genre: Romance
I came to this Colorado mountain town to disappear.
I poured my inheritance into a tiny bakery called Just So Sweet, left my old life in Texas behind, and made myself one promise: no more dangerous men.
Then my car slides into a ditch during a snowstorm and Brett Colbourn comes to my rescue.
Brett is everything I should stay away from.
Rugged. Brooding. Built like he wrestles cattle for fun. A billionaire rancher who barely speaks unless he has something worth saying—and who looks at me like he'd much rather be doing something with that mouth than talking.
Getting snowed in at his ranch was supposed to last one night.
Instead, I find myself cooking in his kitchen, wearing his clothes, stealing his cowboy hat, and wondering what all that quiet intensity would feel like aimed directly at me.
Then he kisses me.
And suddenly, the grumpy cowboy isn't nearly quiet enough.
The more time I spend with Brett, the harder it becomes to remember why I promised myself I wouldn't fall again. Beneath the scowl is a man who makes me breakfast, takes care of everyone around him, and touches me like he's been starving for something sweet.
For the first time in years, I feel safe.
Wanted.
Maybe even loved.
There's only one problem.
I didn't come to Colorado simply to open a bakery.
I was running from someone.
And when the man I left behind finally tracks me down, staying with Brett could put him directly in the middle of the danger I tried so hard to escape.
I should run again.
But Brett Colbourn isn't the kind of man who lets go of something—or someone—he loves without a fight.
And this cowboy may be about to teach me that sometimes the sweetest recipe includes a little danger, a lot of heat...
and falling hopelessly in love.
Genre: Romance