Three Astride
When Natalie arrives at Copper Creek Ranch she cannot believe her luck. Five months of working on a beautiful ranch with all expenses paid? It’s almost too good to be true.
It’s a chance to get her life back on track, as long as she doesn’t get attached to the horses, or the people…
Braden Kelley is a stereotypical cowboy; namely, much better with animals than with people. And Zach Brewer, the local (hot) vet is a certified cinnamon roll. Both rather distracting. Especially when Natalie notices the tension between the two men.
But Natalie’s plan is to make money and strike out on her own. Not to put down roots or get involved with either man.
Can Natalie spend five months at the ranch without getting attached or distracted by either man? Or perhaps both… Because in the end, why choose?
When Natalie arrives at Copper Creek Ranch she cannot believe her luck. Five months of working on a beautiful ranch with all expenses paid? It’s almost too good to be true.
It’s a chance to get her life back on track, as long as she doesn’t get attached to the horses, or the people…
Braden Kelley is a stereotypical cowboy; namely, much better with animals than with people. And Zach Brewer, the local (hot) vet is a certified cinnamon roll. Both rather distracting. Especially when Natalie notices the tension between the two men.
But Natalie’s plan is to make money and strike out on her own. Not to put down roots or get involved with either man.
Can Natalie spend five months at the ranch without getting attached or distracted by either man? Or perhaps both… Because in the end, why choose?
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When Natalie arrives at Copper Creek Ranch she cannot believe her luck. Five months of working on a beautiful ranch with all expenses paid? It’s almost too good to be true.
It’s a chance to get her life back on track, as long as she doesn’t get attached to the horses, or the people…
Braden Kelley is a stereotypical cowboy; namely, much better with animals than with people. And Zach Brewer, the local (hot) vet is a certified cinnamon roll. Both rather distracting. Especially when Natalie notices the tension between the two men.
But Natalie’s plan is to make money and strike out on her own. Not to put down roots or get involved with either man.
Can Natalie spend five months at the ranch without getting attached or distracted by either man? Or perhaps both… Because in the end, why choose?
