Saddle and Bound
Rosie:
The rules were simple: keep love out of the picture, survive the summer, and go back to my life. Easy enough—or so I thought. Then I met Alex. The infuriating, sexy cowboy with a smirk that could weaken the resolve of any woman. Turns out, I’m no exception.
I came to Sunrise Ranch expecting peace and quiet. Maybe even a little time to recharge. Instead, I got Alex: stubborn, arrogant, and determined to push all my buttons. And trust me, he’s an expert.
We argue constantly—teasing, challenging, sparring like it’s some kind of game. He’s the most irritating man I’ve ever met. His worst quality? He’s too damn attractive for his own good.
I’m not his type, and I’m definitely not interested. At least, that’s what I keep telling myself. But the more we clash, the harder it is to ignore the spark between us.
I’m only here for the summer, and I have my reasons for keeping my distance—very far away from him.
Alex:
I’ve never had trouble focusing on my work. Until she showed up.
Rosie doesn’t belong here—her fancy clothes, sharp tongue, and city-girl attitude scream out of place. But she’s so damn tempting, it’s all I can do to keep my hands off her.
Every challenge she throws at me, every sharp remark, just fuels the fire. She drives me wild in every way—her stubbornness, her fire, her everything.
I should stay away. I know that. But the more I try, the harder it gets. She’s in my head, under my skin, and every argument only makes me crave her more.
I want her closer. With me. Beneath me.
I want all of her—her lips, her laughter, her heart.
And this time, I’m not backing down.
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