Good Fortune Ranch

Clay Putnam has always been the responsible one. He runs the Good Fortune ranch and takes care of his ailing mother, all on his own. He makes the sacrifice so his brothers can follow their dreams, especially the youngest, Ty, a bull-rider on the professional rodeo circuit. When Ty's fiancée unexpectedly shows up at the family ranch, Clay welcomes her, even though nobody even knew Ty was engaged. Paige Murphy is smart, beautiful, and kind, everything Clay could ever want in a woman, but unfortunately, Ty met her first. Paige slips into life on the ranch with surprising ease, but they fight their growing attraction out of love and respect for Ty. Passion and a surprising tragedy drive Paige into Clay's arms, but honor, not infatuation, dictates who they ultimately are.

Ryan Putnam has lost everything. Laid off from teaching high school and dumped by his lawyer boyfriend, he has nowhere else to go but his childhood home, the Good Fortune ranch. He plans to take the summer to regroup and start over. He never expects to be smitten with a cowboy. Especially not a cowboy like Teo Mendez, who is everything Ryan's ex-boyfriend is not. Four years after his wife's death, Teo Mendez has returned to what he loves the most, working the land. He believes the Good Fortune ranch is the perfect place to build a new life for his son, Antonio. When his boss's brother Ryan shows up to work, the other man's haunted eyes remind Teo of everything he has lost as well. So he offers the only thing he can, his friendship. But it doesn't take long for Ryan to reawaken long-dormant emotions and desires. Ryan doesn't intend to find a relationship. Teo doesn't want to complicate his life with a fling. What they have between them, however, is too powerful to ignore.