Y/N Black left Texas as a fifteen-year-old girl with braces, a short bob haircut, no confidence, and a hopeless crush on Rhett Dawson. Six years later, she comes home. Except she isn’t that girl anymore. She’s twenty-one, five feet of pure attitude, a famous country singer, a professional bull rider and barrel racer, covered in tattoos, turquoise jewelry, silver piercings, and one enormous scar earned by staying on a bull for eight seconds. She has money. Confidence. Her own massive truck. Her guitar. Her cowboy hat. And Ghost. Most importantly, she has finally decided that Texas is home. So naturally, on her first night back, she does the mature thing. She goes straight to the bar. Rhett Dawson is already there with Colt Hayes, Tucker Boone, and Cade Hollister. They’re all rodeo cowboys, all convinced they know everybody in town, and none of them recognize the breathtaking woman sitting across the room. Especially Rhett. He remembers Y/N Black. He just doesn’t recognize the woman she’s become. Y/N recognizes him immediately. And instead of saying anything? She drinks her whiskey, tips her cowboy hat, and lets him wonder. Hours later, Loretta Mae Carter, Savannah Rose Hayes, and Daisy Belle McCoy walk through the doors. Her old best friends. The girls who knew her before Wyoming. The girls who knew about her crush. And when they finally realize who’s sitting across the bar? Texas is about to lose its damn mind. There will be rodeos. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Tuesday. There will be horses, country music, bonfires, old friendships, new memories, terrible decisions, and enough cowboy stupidity to fill an entire county. And somewhere between eight-second rides and late-night drinks, Rhett Dawson is going to discover that the mysterious cowgirl he can’t stop looking at isn’t a stranger at all. She’s the girl he forgot. And this time, Y/N Black isn’t leaving Texas.
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