Hard Hearted Cowboy
?????? A hard-partying cowboy, a woman with secrets, and one Valentine’s wedding neither of them will forget…
DIXIE: I’m two years sober, working two jobs, and keeping my head down in Bitter Root after the life I left behind in Houston. When a drunk, gorgeous cowboy offers me five grand to be his fake date to his twin brother’s over-the-top Valentine’s wedding, I should say no. Hunter Massey is trouble in a Stetson—cocky, reckless, and everything I swore off when I got clean. The plan is simple: smile pretty for a weekend, collect my cash, and never see him again. But Hunter keeps surprising me with glimpses of the man beneath the bad-boy reputation. And he’s starting to ask questions I can’t answer—sensing the secret I’m desperate to keep hidden. Falling for Hunter would be the biggest risk I’ve ever taken. Especially when he finds out the truth.
HUNTER: I’m the family screw-up. The party boy. The twin who can’t measure up to my perfect brother Hudson. So when my family pressures me to bring a date to Hudson’s Valentine’s wedding extravaganza, I do what any drunk, rebellious cowboy would do—I offer my Uber driver five thousand dollars to fake it for a weekend. Dixie is gorgeous and clearly thinks I’m an idiot. Perfect. No feelings, no expectations, just a business arrangement. Except Dixie’s hiding something. I can see it in the way she deflects, the shadows in her eyes, the careful way she guards every word. And instead of running like I always do, I want to know her secrets. I want to prove I’m more than the mess everyone thinks I am. For her. Even if it means becoming the man I’ve been too scared to be.
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