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Months after James's brutal murder, Sam gets an opportunity to help Thomas find closure. That means leaving New York City to travel to the O'Reilly's Texas home, to meet Sam's parents and get a taste of how and where the O'Reilly brothers grew up. Their vacation is also an opportunity for Thomas and Sam to move beyond the past, drop their remaining baggage, and finally solidify their tumultuous relationship. But that may be easier said than done given that Thomas has a secret he's been keeping from Sam, and Sam is sick and tired of everyone in his life knowing what's going on but him. It's the worst time for their trust to break down, because their final confrontation with James's killer looms, and if they're going to walk away, they'll have to do it together.Note to our readers: Each of the three books in The Cowboy and the Dom Series has a fully realized, romantic ending. However, the overarching suspense element will leave readers on a cliffhanger after books one and two, to be fully resolved in book three (this book). Readers should begin the series with book one, First Rodeo.

And baby makes three? It's fall in Vermont. The holidays are coming, the leaves are turning brilliant colors, and Skyler and Beckett are expecting a baby! They're picking out furniture and paint colors for the nursery. They're looking at ultrasounds and choosing names.But nothing is ever simple for these two, and something they're not expecting throws a wrench--or a great big crowbar--into Beck's carefully planned paternity leave and Sky's nursery decorations. But is it a disaster, a blessing, or both?As with all deliveries, they're at the mercy of fate and mother nature. They'll be adding to their family for Christmas-but they'll be doing it in the most chaotic way possible.

Colorado wedding planner Mason O'Reilly lands a major contract: a two-hundred-guest wedding at the Leanin' N Ranch, where his friends Ford and Stoney are working to provide a safe space for GLBT events. The Wright/Preston ceremony is a destination wedding, and as the grooms are from Texas, everything is done over the phone and email. There's no way that could lead to trouble, right?Oops.Oil tycoon Noah Wright isn't happy about the impending disaster, but he admires Mason's quick thinking and grace under pressure. And that's not all he likes about the out-and-proud wedding planner. Even though Mason's interested in Noah, his Mr. Right can't possibly be a rancher from Dallas.Can he?This is a previously published title. The publisher has changed.

Working on a full house. Once upon a time, Trey Williamson and Ap McIntosh had quite the whirlwind romance-but that was before family tragedy left them the guardians of five kids. Their lives have changed quite a bit over the last six years, but Ap is still on the rodeo circuit, doing what he does best in an attempt to feed all those extra mouths. That leaves Trey back on the ranch, isolated and overworked as the kids' sole caregiver. Something has to give, and when Ap comes home, they're reminded how hot they burned once upon a time. But is it a love that can withstand wrangling over time, money, and the future? They have to decide what kind of family they want to be... and whether what they share can stand the test of time.

Dean's a bull rider who's been around the rodeo circuit long enough to know when a new kid is down on his luck. Giving young Will a ride to the next event is just the neighborly thing to do, passing on some of the kindness strangers have shown him over the years. Who could expect that Will could be such good company? So good in fact, that Dean figures he might just keep Will around. Will feels the same way, despite protests from friends and family. He and Dean have a lot in common, traveling together from rodeo to rodeo, enjoying all of the fringe benefits they can. Troubles with Dean's family and Will's stubborn pride separate them for a while, but they always seem to come back together when the chips are down. These two cowboys are a match made in heaven, but can they convince everyone else to let them live their own lives?

Kasey “Tuff” Tuffman just told Nashville to kiss his you know what. After winning Best New Artist at an award show, he knows it’s time to head back home to Texas. So after a very public meltdown, Tuff makes his way to Austin, where the Red Dirt music lives large.Jonah Littlejohn once loved KT more than anything in the world. When KT loses it on national TV, Jonah knows he has to reach out and offer his home studio as a place to heal and make music. A bad relationship has left Jonah broken and wary of romance, but he wants to help his old lover out.Seeing Jonah again proves to Tuff that he’s made the right decision. Now all he has to do is convince Jonah that they’re the most perfect duet there’s ever been.

Once upon a time, a prince lived in a magical kingdom called Turquoise, New Mexico.In reality, TJ is a small-town police chief. Every Friday he holds court in the diner with the local holy roller, the art colonists, and the horsey people. But the Benes, who own the rodeo company, keep to themselves. TJ knows, because he was once hot and heavy with the oldest Bene son, Wacey.When Wacey Bene gets trampled on the rodeo trail and comes home to heal, he's none too happy to run into TJ, or his two little boys. Or the boys' mom, who seems to still be in the picture. The story might end there-if it wasn't that everything is not as it seems, oh, and some pesky bastard trying to kill Wacey.TJ steps in as the law, and the townsfolk gather around to support their own. But once the bad guy is put away, can TJ and Wacey make their place in this wild and eccentric town a permanent one?This is a previously published title. The publisher has changed.

Not everyone gets a second chance at love.Ford Nixel has two law offices, two fancy condominiums, and all the right connections. He definitely thinks he has everything he wants.The last thing he needs is his Uncle Ty's stake in the Leanin' N, a ranch that's been in the family for generations. Ford hasn't even been to the ranch in over a decade, not since he left his boyfriend Stoney behind and headed back to college alone.Ford arrives at the Leaning N to find Stoney, now a single father, right where he left him. A fist fight, a snowstorm, and a stolen kiss in the barn later, and Ford knows none of the heat between them has dissipated, but can they make their second chance work?This is a second edition. The publisher has changed.