We’re getting so close to release day for A Rancher of Her Own, and I’m getting very excited! 🙂 This Snippet Sunday clip touches on one of the biggest conflicts between my completely-opposite hero and heroine:

At her comment, Pete’s shoulders went back. Instead of simply putting space between them, the movement seemed to make him taller and broader. And menacing.

Jane shook her head, both to deny the feeling and to shake some sense into herself. These reactions were completely unlike her, and falling apart wouldn’t do a thing to add to her credibility. “I know your wife—”

“Ex-wife.”

“—ex-wife hasn’t been back to Cowboy Creek for a while, and I’ve come up with an idea that might bring her around. Grandpa’s determined to make the Hitching Post a destination wedding locale, and in order to do that, we could use a hook. A draw. A name and face to put on the website.” The more she talked about her brainstorm, the more excited she became. “Marina, as a local-girl-turned-celebrity, would be perfect as the spokesperson for the hotel. And at the same time, she could—”

“Forget it.”

“But she—”

“It won’t work.”

She frowned. “How can you say that when you haven’t heard the rest of my idea yet?”

“I don’t need to hear it. It won’t work.”

“Because you’re determined not to let it work.”

“It’s got nothing to do with me.”

It’s got everything to do with you.

Releasing July 1 – e-book, July 7 – print
Now available for pre-order almost everywhere, including:

Amazon  Barnes & Noble Books-A-Million  Harlequin  IndieBound  Kobo

Thanks for reading.  Hope you have a great week ahead!

All my best,

Barbara