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Counting on a Cowboy
(2020)(The ninth book in the Real Good Men of Oklahoma series)
A Novella by Daisy Gold
Iris
It's been a long, lonely few years of scrimping and saving and not getting by. So spending my shift flirting with the mysterious cowboy in the corner booth is probably the closest I'll ever come to going on vacation... until my cowboy's chivalrous tendencies get me fired.
But Ansel Clark isn't the kind of man who walks away from his mistakes. When he offers me a job and a safe place to stay, it seems fate has given me a second chance with the biggest, hunkiest, most handsome cowboy I've ever seen.
The only problem? I flat-out refuse to fall in love with my boss.
Ansel is strong, protective, caring, and a lot older than I am.
He's a good man.
He's what I want.
He's what I need.
Or he would be... if I wasn't his new employee.
Ansel
I've gotten used to loneliness. Don't get me wrong, I love my son, but something's missing... Something I never expected to find in the Wilkes Diner.
Yet, here I am... entirely enchanted by the angel behind the counter.
Iris McMinn has sky-blue eyes and sharp mind, and there's not a thing about her that don't leave me breathless.
But when my over-protective actions cost my angel her job, I'll do anything to make it right... including offering her a position in my home. Of course, once she's there, I never want her to leave. Iris is the perfect woman - kind, caring, sweet, smart, and curvy. Even if I'm way too old for her, she's the only one I want.
Short enough to read in one sitting and long enough to satisfy, this trope-tastic little dual POV standalone is sweet, steamy, and full of old-fashioned cowboy nobility and goodness. The love is insta, and the ending is HEA guaranteed.
Genre: Romance
It's been a long, lonely few years of scrimping and saving and not getting by. So spending my shift flirting with the mysterious cowboy in the corner booth is probably the closest I'll ever come to going on vacation... until my cowboy's chivalrous tendencies get me fired.
But Ansel Clark isn't the kind of man who walks away from his mistakes. When he offers me a job and a safe place to stay, it seems fate has given me a second chance with the biggest, hunkiest, most handsome cowboy I've ever seen.
The only problem? I flat-out refuse to fall in love with my boss.
Ansel is strong, protective, caring, and a lot older than I am.
He's a good man.
He's what I want.
He's what I need.
Or he would be... if I wasn't his new employee.
Ansel
I've gotten used to loneliness. Don't get me wrong, I love my son, but something's missing... Something I never expected to find in the Wilkes Diner.
Yet, here I am... entirely enchanted by the angel behind the counter.
Iris McMinn has sky-blue eyes and sharp mind, and there's not a thing about her that don't leave me breathless.
But when my over-protective actions cost my angel her job, I'll do anything to make it right... including offering her a position in my home. Of course, once she's there, I never want her to leave. Iris is the perfect woman - kind, caring, sweet, smart, and curvy. Even if I'm way too old for her, she's the only one I want.
Short enough to read in one sitting and long enough to satisfy, this trope-tastic little dual POV standalone is sweet, steamy, and full of old-fashioned cowboy nobility and goodness. The love is insta, and the ending is HEA guaranteed.
Genre: Romance
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