Copper Creek

A sexy cowboy. Some racy photos. And an accidental hook up-or three-with his best friend's sister. There are four things that rule my world: Norse mythology, Marvel comics, horses, and dirty talk. Not necessarily in that order. When my brother signs me up for a new Bachelorette-style reality show centered around a female star looking for love with a cowboy (without my permission, I might add), I don't have a choice. It will be great publicity for the ranch. Or at least that's what I'm promised. Never mind that I'm not looking for love-and I'm especially not interested in landing a fiancée. What I didn't figure on is the show's photographer being Violet Brooks. Violet is my best friend's little sister. Did I mention he's the town sheriff? She's the same woman who left our small Montana town ten years ago and never looked back. The same woman I lusted after when I shouldn't have. And still do. The same woman who now has a two-year-old son. So when the pre-show marketing photo shoot involves channeling my inner underwear model-with Violet as the photographer-I lose my shirt. My pants. And possibly my virtue. But it's worth it. As long as we don't get caught-because if we are, it's adios to the ranch. And as long as my heart doesn't get toss into the mix. Because what Violet and I have is only temporary while she's in town. Sounds easy enough. Right?

No one has ever said no to Ash Harris-until Constance Shaw. But when the grudge he holds against her finally comes to a head, Constance must run to save her life …… right into the arms of Corey Campbell. The only other occupant of the mountain, Corey's perfectly happy with the life he leads. Sure, it's a little lonely, but he does what he wants when he wants. When Constance shows up on his doorstep, the gentle giant with the big heart finds it hard to say no to her.Turns out she's exactly what he needs.The fourth book in the Copper Creek series is Corey's story and continues the saga that began in Coming Home.

The Campbell family gathers for Christmas, and each brother gets a story leading to a dramatic Christmas Day. It wouldn't be a Campbell story without a little drama. This is an addition to the Copper Creek series and the series must be read before this. Not a stand-alone.