One Last Rodeo
She saved his life… and he’s determined to live his second chance in the one way she can’t stand.
A world-famous bull rider collides with the former heart surgeon who held his heart in her hands.
But instead of a grateful reunion, she’d do anything to keep him off the back of a bull… and out of her bed.
But for Jensen, numb, fearless, and chasing danger, Catalina is the first thing that makes him feel alive again…
Catalina:
Jensen Grant doesn’t value his life so I refuse to value his attention, no matter how hard it is to look away from the attractive cowboy who survives off adrenaline.
I saved his heart. I stitched it together. And this is how he spends his second chance. Throwing himself back onto a one-ton animal every night.
Maybe it’s my own fault that I took this job.
Now I’m forced to watch him, eight seconds at a time, knowing exactly how fragile he is.
I used to feel nothing for my patients. They were bodies to cut into and fix. But Jensen… he’s not just a body anymore.
He’s the first one who feels like more.
Jensen:
Eight seconds doesn’t sound like much.
But when you’re strapped to the back of a bull who wants you dead, eight seconds is everything.
And eight seconds with the woman who saved your life? That’s everything too.
Doctor Alba hates the way I’m living the second chance she gave, but I swear she doesn’t hate me.
Not the way that I touch her.
Not the way her fingers thread through mine.
And not the way they curl against the heart she kept beating.
She changed my chemistry. My brain, my pulse, my everything.
Now I just have to convince her that my second chance isn’t meant to be spent alone.
One Last Rodeo is an enemies to lovers, opposites attract, professional bull-rider and his doctor, small-town, reverse grumpy sunshine romance with found family.
It’s part of the Whitewood Creek Farm series but can be read as a true standalone.
Guaranteed HEA.
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