Unconditional Sanctuary
Has Gray been given a second chance for love?
Elly
It was supposed to be easy.
The assignment was to go to a ranch in Oklahoma, flash a smile, and offer an ungodly amount of money for their land to show my father that I’m worthy.
Mother Nature had an alternate plan. An ice storm not only puts my car in a ditch, but I also get a gash on the head. Insert Gray, the grumpy, gorgeous rancher who saves me. Now I’m stranded on his ranch until the ice melts. To say he is not happy about it is an understatement.
But the attraction between us is undeniable, and before we know it, one touch leads to another. Now I have to choose between the man who has stolen my heart and the father I’ve been trying to prove myself to all my life.
When my father sends someone to scare the family into selling, things get serious. What my father doesn’t know is that the Harlow’s don’t scare easily.
Gray
All I’ve ever wanted is to take care of the ranch that has been in my family for generations, and to make sure my daughter is safe and happy.
When an ice storm moves across our state, a beautiful, injured woman shows up on foot in my front yard and we bring her into our home to help her. When we find out she’s part of the company that has been making offers to buy our land, I want her gone, but she’s stuck until the ice melts.
As much as I want to dislike everything about her, my attraction to her is something that’s becoming harder to fight and I catch myself seeking her out. Am I falling for a snake in the grass, or are the feelings between us real?
When the company she works for sends someone to scare my family and threaten our livelihood, we have to show them what we do to anyone who threatens us.
Unconditional Sanctuary is a full-length, stand-alone novel with no cliffhanger and a HEA. Each book in the Harlow Springs Ranch Series can be read independently, but I suggest reading them in order for best reading experience.
All my books contain adult content that is not appropriate for younger readers.
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