TR

Y/N was supposed to inherit her grandfather’s Montana ranch, sell it, and go home. At least, that’s what Wade Callahan assumes. The stubborn, sarcastic ranch foreman has spent twelve years calling the place home—and he gives its beautiful new owner less than a month before she runs back to the city. So Y/N stays purely to prove him wrong. Now she’s learning horses, surviving ranch life, and discovering that irritating Wade might be her favorite new hobby. Especially when the quiet cowboy starts getting dangerously jealous of every man who looks her way. Wade calls her Princess like it’s an insult. Y/N calls him Cowboy just to watch his jaw tighten. Neither plans on falling in love. But somewhere between heated arguments, lingering touches, jealous cowboys, and Montana nights, Y/N realizes the ranch isn’t something she wants to leave behind. And neither is Wade.