Trust Me, Cowboy
(2026)(The sixth book in the Kingsleys of Cottonwood Ridge series)
A novel by JC Savoy
One ultimatum. One old friend. Six weeks to discover what love was meant to be.
Back in high school, her grandmother warned her about the clause in her Will: marry by thirty or she won't inherit the family law practice. Raven had laughed it off, confident she’d find ‘real love’ someday, though her best friend Zane Kingsley jokingly offered to marry her if she didn’t. At the time, she brushed it aside.
Now she’s twenty-nine, single, and six weeks from losing everything. Returning to Cottonwood Ridge, Raven hopes to reconnect with Zane, the once shy mechanic who stole her heart. But the man she finds isn’t the boy she remembers. Zane’s confident now, saving every penny to buy his own ranch and build a life on his terms.
With a rival attorney threatening Raven’s inheritance and another buyer eyeing Zane’s dream property, they both have something to lose and everything to gain if they can trust what’s always been between them.
Can a promise made in their teens become a love built to last?
Genre: Romance
Back in high school, her grandmother warned her about the clause in her Will: marry by thirty or she won't inherit the family law practice. Raven had laughed it off, confident she’d find ‘real love’ someday, though her best friend Zane Kingsley jokingly offered to marry her if she didn’t. At the time, she brushed it aside.
Now she’s twenty-nine, single, and six weeks from losing everything. Returning to Cottonwood Ridge, Raven hopes to reconnect with Zane, the once shy mechanic who stole her heart. But the man she finds isn’t the boy she remembers. Zane’s confident now, saving every penny to buy his own ranch and build a life on his terms.
With a rival attorney threatening Raven’s inheritance and another buyer eyeing Zane’s dream property, they both have something to lose and everything to gain if they can trust what’s always been between them.
Can a promise made in their teens become a love built to last?
Genre: Romance