Heroes of Shelter Creek

Latest release: August 24, 2021
Romance · Western · Animals
Series
6
Books

About this ebook series

She can save his ranch…

But can he forgive her?

Maya Burton knows she’s the last person rancher Caleb Dunne wants to see. After all, she survived the crash that killed his sister, and then left town. Thirteen years after fleeing her hometown, she has returned to Shelter Creek as a wildlife biologist tracking the mountain lions that prey on local herds.

Caleb has spent over a decade in the Marines, only to come home to overdue taxes and a rundown family spread slipping through his fingers. He needs every head of livestock to keep the Bar D afloat, but a rifle will not repair his fences or settle his debts.

Now she has to convince the stubborn cowboy that she can help him save his ranch. But once she earns his trust—and his heart—will she be able to walk away?
  • Second Chance Romance: Thirteen years after a tragic accident tore them apart, Caleb and Maya must navigate lingering grief and unspoken truths if they want to build an enduring future together.
  • Ex-Military Hero: Haunted by his combat tours in Afghanistan and the burden of civilian life, Caleb battles his own trauma while fighting to save his family's Bar D Ranch from financial ruin.
  • Small Town Romance: Set in the coastal hills of Northern California, Shelter Creek offers a backdrop of rugged pastures, community barn raisings, and stubborn ranchers learning to adapt to changing times.
  • Found Family: From Lillian's spirited book club rallying in matching shirts to a three-legged rescue dog named Einstein, a loyal circle of local friends refuses to let Maya or Caleb face their troubles alone.
  • Also by This Author: Home Free, A Ranch to Keep and His Last Rodeo.

She can save his ranch… But can he forgive her? Maya Burton knows she’s the last person rancher Caleb Dunne wants to see. After all, she survived the crash that killed his sister, and then left town. Thirteen years after fleeing her hometown, she has returned to Shelter Creek as a wildlife biol...