Stealing Hearts: A single father, age gap, marriage of convenience (Wild at Heart Book 1)

She has loved Rhett Walker for as long as she can remember, despite their ten-year age gap and his being her brother’s best friend. After years without speaking, they meet again when Rhett finds her sleeping in her car and takes her somewhere safe. The gruff, protective cowboy is now a single father, and his ranch is in danger: someone is sabotaging it, and foreclosure is only thirty days away.

A friend will lend Rhett the money he needs only if he is married. When Rhett’s brother proposes that she marry him so she can get health insurance while recovering from an injury, she resists. She knows how easily her old feelings could return, and Rhett has no intention of falling in love again.

But life at the ranch brings her close to Rhett and his children, and she begins to understand what is at stake for the family and the man she has always wanted. They agree to keep their arrangement platonic, even as they share a bed. With their attraction growing and a divorce already on the horizon, she must face the risk of giving Rhett her heart again.