The Pregnant Proposition

1. Four overprotective brothers trying to control her life; 2. A ranch she can’t touch unless she marries; 3. Troy O’Malley, the cocky bull rider whose family has been feuding with hers for generations—

Scratch that. Troy isn’t a problem—he’s the solution. The cocky cowboy actually agrees to her fake marriage scheme. For a price.

Then the whole town decides she’s expecting, and their business deal gets complicated. Troy starts acting like a real husband. Her brothers start throwing punches. And Ally starts wondering if the biggest risk isn’t losing her ranch—it’s falling for her temporary husband.

Marriage of convenience + Feuding families + One “pregnant” wife + One persistent cowboy = Love in Tangleweed

Bless their hearts and pass the barbecue sauce.

Tangleweed, Texas. Population: Too Damn Nosy. A slice of Texas that’s tangy, sweet, and packs a helluva punch. Etched in limestone, the land is dusty, stubborn, and set in its ways just like the cowboys who call it home. The town is old. Different cultures came in, settled down, and became pure Texan. But centuries-old sensibilities still tangle with modern mindsets and around here, one man’s weed is another man’s tea.

Yet, despite its drawbacks, love keeps moseying into Tangleweed — uninvited. Each book features a different couple from Meyer County. Every story — and every main character — stands on its own with a guar-an-teed happily-ever-after.