Y/N Black doesn’t stay anywhere long. She’s a championship bull rider, living out of a truck and horse trailer with her two best friends, Sarah and McKenna—both championship barrel racers. Their lives are simple: travel, ride, win, drink, laugh, collect buckles, make money, and move on to the next rodeo. Then they roll into Abilene, Texas. They’re only staying a week. Y/N meets Colt Hale, a quiet, six-foot-eight rancher with a Stetson, a revolver, and enough Southern manners to make a woman suspicious. She isn’t interested. At all. They barely exchange a few words before Y/N, Sarah, and McKenna win their rodeo and head for Wyoming. Months later, they return to Abilene. Same rodeo. Same town. Same people. Except this time, everybody remembers them. And Colt remembers Y/N. What was supposed to be another quick stop turns into something neither of them expected. Because Y/N’s whole life has been about leaving. Colt’s whole life has been about staying. And apparently, Texas has decided those two problems belong together. There’s gonna be bulls, barrel racing, horses, drunken karaoke, questionable decisions, sunset rides, bruises, buckles, flirting, and enough Southern chaos to make the Lord himself need a nap. Y’all might wanna hold onto your hat.
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