Cavanagh Cowboys Romance

Adam Cavanagh's rodeo championship tastes like dirt after a competitor's critical injury, but going home to his family's Montana ranch isn't much of an improvement. If not even the coveted trophy earns his stepfather's respect, what will it take?Riley Dunning's quick thinking is all that's keeping her body, soul, and principles together, but demanding a kiss from a hunky cowboy to deter the weirdo following her might be taking things too far… especially when the cowboy comes up with a risky plan that might offer them both stability. If it doesn't backfire completely.Will a fake engagement give Adam and Riley the leg up they each need, or will the cost to their hearts be too high? Because neither believes the other will want to marry them… for real.

On weekdays, Travis Cavanagh is just a cowboy, but on weekends, he's daddy and hero to his young son. If only he'd done things differently back then - yanked the chip out of his shoulder, for starters - maybe they'd actually be a family.Dakota Erickson's biggest mistake is also her biggest blessing, but seeing Toby's dad when they trade the boy back and forth every weekend nearly guts her. She's never stopped loving Travis, but the reasons she walked out on him still stand.Like it or not, for Toby's sake, the two must find a way to work together. How will they forgive each other for the past and fight for a second chance at love?

After months of searching, Nathaniel Cavanagh tries to forget the woman who ghosted him just when he was ready to propose. He fulfills his duties on his stepdad's ranch and tries to accept what appears to be God's will, but hope and joy are elusive.Ainsley Johnson never meant to disappear, but when she unearths the truth of what happened between their families years ago, she retreats to determine her options. Soon after she discovers she's pregnant, she loses her memory in an accident. As wisps begin to return, she recalls her baby's father, but why is a sense of foreboding so strong? Nathaniel would never hurt her!Returning to Jewel Lake and the cowboy she loves restores clarity but panics Ainsley. Run or stay, there's no way forward without shredding Nathaniel's heart once again. And this time, there's a baby to consider…

Blake Cavanagh is determined not to be like his father, so he'll play the field and never settle down at all. It's a bit daunting stringing along three women at once, but he's up for the task. When Blake sees one of his girlfriends in line at the coffee shop, he sneaks up behind her.Dafne Santoro - single mom, new teacher, and city girl - is new to small-town Jewel Lake. She's not expecting to be accosted at the Copper Carafe, and her jiu jitsu training kicks in. She might exchange fervent apologies with the handsome cowboy as she helps him off the floor, but let him make it up to her with a date? Not happening.Blake's not going to give up so easily, and Dafne's not about to give in. What will it take to get this cowboy and this teacher on the same page?

Itinerant farrier Noah Cavanagh has driven in some of the worst conditions in western Montana, yet this whiteout has him considering options for holing up until the storm passes. Then he spots a car that slid off the remote highway. A Good Samaritan like him can't let the woman inside freeze to death out here on her own.Taryn Bellamy's unwelcome discovery had billowed her previous niggles about her fiancé into full-blown doubt, so she'd driven right on by the wedding venue. Instead of Hawaii-bound on her honeymoon, she's now stuck - literally - in a spring blizzard. When a cowboy in a solid-looking truck stops and suggests she join him at a nearby ranch to wait out the storm, her spidey-senses are on full alert, but what choice does she have?Can Noah constrain himself before he tries to rescue Taryn from everything else in her life, too? Because some things are beyond the help of a knight in shining armor.

Ryder Cavanagh yearns to be seen as more than a tagalong kid brother, so he invites his law-student buddy to assess rumors involving his stepbrothers' uncle. Ryder doesn't stand a chance with the suspect's beautiful daughter, anyway. Ryder is several years younger, and then there's the family connection.But Carey Anderson is not immune to the unassuming cowboy. She's back in Jewel Lake to be near cousins and friends, to escape the continuing fallout of her parents' spectacular divorce, and to daydream about Ryder. Who cares about three years age difference when they're both in their twenties? Making the first move feels risky, but it might be worth it.Fragile trust could come to a screeching halt if Carey discovers the investigation Ryder can't derail. Is truth compatible with trust and love?