Double J Ranch: Books 1-4
(2026)(A book in the Double J Ranch series)
An omnibus of novels by Leigh Fenty
Dex Jarvie’s family history was steeped in traditions. They were important to him, and no woman was going to trample on them.
Dex was known as a hard man. He was fair, loyal, and trustworthy. But a series of unfortunate events in his life had made him hard. He didn’t trust easily. But when he loved, he loved fiercely. Currently, the only thing he loved was the land his ranch was built on.
Dakota Kendrick was new to Texas and the huge ranches that seemed decadent and unnecessary. How much does one man need? But she had no idea how it all worked until she was mistakenly hired for a traditionally male position as trail boss cook.
Dex Jarvie was determined not to give her a chance. Dakota was just as determined to end the one-hundred-year-old tradition.
Colt Reardon was given the unpleasant task of helping the boss’ daughter adjust to life in Texas. He’d do anything for his boss, but Miss Annabelle wasn’t interested in adjusting or even staying around very long. She was stubborn, bossy, and spoiled. She was also beautiful, which made things even harder. Colt never knew whether to yell at her or kiss her. One thing he was sure of. Either choice would land him in hot water.
When the Kingston Ranch hires Lenny J. to help with a troublesome horse, he finds himself dealing with Lark, the spoiled daughter of Ellis Kingston, a relative newcomer by Mission Valley standards. She’s beautiful in a snobby sort of way, and she’s a talented rider, even though she wears breeches while she does it and sits on an English saddle. But neither of those things makes her any easier to get along with.
Garrison Jarvie had officially been a cowboy for two years now. It came naturally to him, and anyone who didn’t know his history would assume he’d been a cowboy all of his life.
The only problem with living in the small ranching community of Mission Valley, Texas, was the lack of available women. In Miami, where he’d grown up, he’d been popular, and he’d dated a lot. But since moving to the Double J, his dating life was pretty much non-existent.
When he finally met someone he found interesting, he was a little disappointed that she had no interest in dating him or anyone else. Angel Gentry, the local farrier, was going to make him work for it. Garrison didn’t mind a challenge. Even though she had the reputation of being extremely private and unsociable, he knew that sooner or later, he’d win her over.
Genre: Romance
Dex was known as a hard man. He was fair, loyal, and trustworthy. But a series of unfortunate events in his life had made him hard. He didn’t trust easily. But when he loved, he loved fiercely. Currently, the only thing he loved was the land his ranch was built on.
Dakota Kendrick was new to Texas and the huge ranches that seemed decadent and unnecessary. How much does one man need? But she had no idea how it all worked until she was mistakenly hired for a traditionally male position as trail boss cook.
Dex Jarvie was determined not to give her a chance. Dakota was just as determined to end the one-hundred-year-old tradition.
Colt Reardon was given the unpleasant task of helping the boss’ daughter adjust to life in Texas. He’d do anything for his boss, but Miss Annabelle wasn’t interested in adjusting or even staying around very long. She was stubborn, bossy, and spoiled. She was also beautiful, which made things even harder. Colt never knew whether to yell at her or kiss her. One thing he was sure of. Either choice would land him in hot water.
When the Kingston Ranch hires Lenny J. to help with a troublesome horse, he finds himself dealing with Lark, the spoiled daughter of Ellis Kingston, a relative newcomer by Mission Valley standards. She’s beautiful in a snobby sort of way, and she’s a talented rider, even though she wears breeches while she does it and sits on an English saddle. But neither of those things makes her any easier to get along with.
Garrison Jarvie had officially been a cowboy for two years now. It came naturally to him, and anyone who didn’t know his history would assume he’d been a cowboy all of his life.
The only problem with living in the small ranching community of Mission Valley, Texas, was the lack of available women. In Miami, where he’d grown up, he’d been popular, and he’d dated a lot. But since moving to the Double J, his dating life was pretty much non-existent.
When he finally met someone he found interesting, he was a little disappointed that she had no interest in dating him or anyone else. Angel Gentry, the local farrier, was going to make him work for it. Garrison didn’t mind a challenge. Even though she had the reputation of being extremely private and unsociable, he knew that sooner or later, he’d win her over.
Genre: Romance
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