Courting Mae
Cody:
Mae Beaumont was my first love, my high school sweetheart, and the girl I thought I’d spend forever with.
But in Lonestar Junction, Texas, the Beaumont name carried more weight than most, and her parents made sure we ended up on separate paths. We left for different colleges, different lives.
I tried to move on. Thought I had, until I saw her name in an article only a few months later. She’d married a professional football player and was pregnant. That was the moment I told myself Mae was part of my past.
Ten years later, my professional football career behind me and I’m chasing a new dream as a rising country music artist. When a scandal threatens everything I’ve built, an old teammate connects me with a PR firm that’s known for being both effective and discreet.
What he doesn’t tell me? The owner of the firm is Mae.
She’s all business. I’m all distraction. And I’ll do whatever it takes to show her that maybe we were never meant to end.
Mae:
I’ve always been a Beaumont—oil empire royalty in San Angelo, Texas—and my parents planned my life before I could walk. Law school. A powerful husband. The perfect image.
Instead, I got pregnant at nineteen, married at twenty, separated by twenty-two. The future they wanted fell apart and somehow, I started building my own. A chance meeting with a generous NFL player during his Super Bowl celebration gave me the break I needed. Five years later, I’m a single mom and CEO of a successful sports PR firm, proud of everything I’ve accomplished on my own.
Then Cody walks back into my life. All Southern charm and slow smiles, with that same pull I never could resist. He needs my help and I’m determined to keep things professional. But suddenly that determination is being tested at every dimpled smile and heated gaze he sends my way…
This is book 6 in the Cameron Cowboy’s Series and can be read as a true standalone.
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