Fall or Nothing
A billionaire in disguise. A woman with a dream. And a thirty-day countdown that changes everything.
Carter’s billionaire inheritance hangs on one strict condition: survive thirty days in the real world with no money, no credit cards, and no passport. For a city boy out of his element, the challenge seems impossible until he lands a grueling job as a ranch hand at the Off-Duty Rescue Ranch in Montana. He’s determined to lay low and count down the days, but everything goes sideways the moment he meets Sage Wylde.
Sage is a hardworking local who has spent years saving every dollar for a dream trip she refuses to give up on. To her, the new guy on the ranch is just a broke, handsome drifter with an odd prep-school accent—and so different from the usual cowboys around town—she falls fast. She has no idea he is one month away from a fortune.
Carter doesn’t plan to fall for her in the process, but every moment they spend together, he finds himself wanting to prove he’s a man she would choose without his money getting in the way.
When a crisis hits the ranch and forces them into the unforgiving Montana wilderness, survival stops being about a bank account. Stranded in the elements, the billionaire in disguise must use everything he has to protect the woman he’s falling for, proving he’s worth her love. But when she finds out the truth about him and the countdown ends, will he earn his inheritance, or leave it behind and stay in her arms forever?
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