Courting the preachers daughter.
Levi Stryker is the last boy your daddy would ever approve of—and the only boy stubborn enough to ask for your hand anyway. You’re the preacher’s nerdy daughter, raised on Sunday sermons, dusty farm boots, and enough strict rules to keep you out of trouble for a lifetime. With five overprotective older brothers and a daddy who expects nothing less than perfection, you’ve always been the good girl everyone believes you to be. And Levi? He’s the town’s notorious bad boy. A bull-riding cowboy with a crooked grin, a battered hat, and a reputation for trouble. He’s the kind of man your daddy warns you about and your brothers threaten to run off the property. So imagine everyone’s surprise when Levi Stryker shows up on your front porch one afternoon, dressed in his best shirt, his hat clutched against his chest, and his usual cocky grin nowhere to be found. When your daddy opens the door, Levi straightens his shoulders and says the one thing nobody ever expected to hear. “I wanna marry your daughter.”
Courting the preachers daughter.
Levi Stryker is the last boy your daddy would ever approve of—and the only boy stubborn enough to ask for your hand anyway. You’re the preacher’s nerdy daughter, raised on Sunday sermons, dusty farm boots, and enough strict rules to keep you out of trouble for a lifetime. With five overprotective older brothers and a daddy who expects nothing less than perfection, you’ve always been the good girl everyone believes you to be. And Levi? He’s the town’s notorious bad boy. A bull-riding cowboy with a crooked grin, a battered hat, and a reputation for trouble. He’s the kind of man your daddy warns you about and your brothers threaten to run off the property. So imagine everyone’s surprise when Levi Stryker shows up on your front porch one afternoon, dressed in his best shirt, his hat clutched against his chest, and his usual cocky grin nowhere to be found. When your daddy opens the door, Levi straightens his shoulders and says the one thing nobody ever expected to hear. “I wanna marry your daughter.”