Ropes and Dreams

Mossy Glenn Ranch:

The Mossy Glenn Ranch used to be a successful spread, but two demented owners in a row put an end to that. Although it was sold out from underneath them, three siblings re-purchase as much of the property as they can, and hire three men, Carlos, Will and Troy from Where There's a Will, to bring the ranch back to the productive state it once was in.

Will convinces them to make the ranch a haven for those cowboys and cowgirls who can't be themselves on other ranches. He wants a home for not only him and his men, but he wants a family for them, too.

The different people who live and work at the ranch bring something special to it. Their lives are as twined together as their stories.

Ropes and Dreams by Bailey Bradford

Book Two in the Mossy Glenn Ranch series.

Ian McCain's always been one cold, hard man, but a sexy little cook is about to melt his heart.

Drake loves his job as a cook at the Mossy Glenn Ranch. He just wishes he wasn't scared out of his mind. His ex has him convinced he's never going to be loved again, so he vows to remain alone.

Officer Ian McCain doesn't play well with others - unless he's got a whip or paddle in his hand and a sub at his feet. Control is all he's had for years now, and he doesn't think he's capable of having a relationship.

Then he pulls up at the Mossy Glenn and sees a sexy man with a cute puppy on a leash. From that moment on, Drake might as well have Ian on a leash too, or at least his heart. Ian breaks down Drake's walls almost as fast as Drake destroys his.

But their chance for a happy life together is something they're both going to have to fight for as Drake faces his fears and Ian faces losing everything.

Bailey Bradford

About the Author:

A native Texan, Bailey spends her days spinning stories around in her head, which has contributed to more than one incident of tripping over her own feet. Evenings are reserved for pounding away at the keyboard, as are early morning hours. Sleep? Doesn't happen much. Writing is too much fun, and there are too many characters bouncing about, tapping on Bailey's brain demanding to be let out.


Genre: Gay Romance