| Author: | Megan McCoy | ISBN: | 9781682599259 |
| Publisher: | Blushing Books | Publication: | December 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Megan McCoy |
| ISBN: | 9781682599259 |
| Publisher: | Blushing Books |
| Publication: | December 5, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Cole Lyon is coming home after over ten years away. He's changed, Rose's Ranch has changed, and yet this is the place he's always thought of as home.
Meeting the fiery Chef Rayne Thompson on her first day of work makes him even more glad he's home. The chemistry is immediate, but she quickly tells him that she's only staying a short amount of time. She's working her way south and this ranch is only a stop on her road there. He finds out why. She burns every bridge she encounters and never looks back.
That temper. That body. That active intriguing brain. This is a woman he would love to tame. He's served in the military, broken horses, and she seems more challenging than anything he's encountered. His palm itches to help her, teach and guide her.
Rayne has no interest in a man. She has goals and does not want anyone telling her how to behave or how she should run a kitchen. Especially not some ex military ranch hand who thinks he can cook and thinks he can deal with her staff better than she can.
Her temper. His infuriating calmness. Which is more powerful and why does love have to mess up the best laid plans?
Cole Lyon is coming home after over ten years away. He's changed, Rose's Ranch has changed, and yet this is the place he's always thought of as home.
Meeting the fiery Chef Rayne Thompson on her first day of work makes him even more glad he's home. The chemistry is immediate, but she quickly tells him that she's only staying a short amount of time. She's working her way south and this ranch is only a stop on her road there. He finds out why. She burns every bridge she encounters and never looks back.
That temper. That body. That active intriguing brain. This is a woman he would love to tame. He's served in the military, broken horses, and she seems more challenging than anything he's encountered. His palm itches to help her, teach and guide her.
Rayne has no interest in a man. She has goals and does not want anyone telling her how to behave or how she should run a kitchen. Especially not some ex military ranch hand who thinks he can cook and thinks he can deal with her staff better than she can.
Her temper. His infuriating calmness. Which is more powerful and why does love have to mess up the best laid plans?
