Wild West
A slow burn, single parent, grumpy/sunshine cowboy romance in USA Today and International bestselling author Carmen Jenner’s Winchester Wild series.
Newly single and pregnant was not how small-town sweetheart, Daisy-Mae Buchannan saw her life going. Becoming friends with a grumpy cowboy wasn’t exactly on her bingo card either. Daisy’s had a crush on West Winchester since they were in high school, but other than handing her a paycheck once a week, West doesn’t know she exists.
Or so she thought.
When Daisy’s car breaks down, leaving her stranded on Winchester Land, the oldest of the four siblings steps in to help.
Rugged, quick to anger, and prickly as a pear, West isn’t looking for love. Women are a complication he doesn’t need, so why has being saddled with a lonely, soon-to-be divorcée quickly become his favorite way to spend the day?
Long drives turn into late nights, lingering looks, and some very cheeky pie pics, but Daisy’s sweet treats aren’t the only reason West can’t stay away. He falls fast and hard but shooting his shot could spell disaster for them both.
When Daisy’s deadbeat ex comes looking for the deed to her house, and her safety is threatened, West insists Daisy and her baby bunk down in his farmhouse, just one happy little family.
With only one bed.
While Daisy’s daydreams may have centered around the thirst trap that is West Winchester doing just about anything with his shirtsleeves rolled, staying with a growly, ranch manager she can’t touch is a torture worse than childbirth. And she should know.
With emotions running rampart, a disgruntled ex, a rambunctious Highland cow, meddling townsfolk, and someone hellbent on watching the ranch fail, can Daisy admit her feelings before it’s too late and tame the Wild West?
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