Undone In Texas (The Callahan Ranch Book 1)

From Bridget Weir comes a scorching small-town cowboy romance, the first book in the brand-new Callahan Sisters series.

Charlie Callahan is not looking for love. She’s looking for one thing: to prove a Callahan girl can hold Callahan land.

So when her father’s heart gives out and the future of Rolling Rock Ranch lands in her hands, Charlie has already decided nothing is getting in her way. Not the drought. Not the gossip. And not whoever’s been cutting her fences in the dark.

Then Brady Armstrong starts showing up on her property.

Patient. Maddening. Unfairly good-looking. And off-limits in more ways than one.

He’s the neighbor whose brand sits on half the county. The man she’s spent three years pretending not to want. And the last person she should let near her land.

Or her bed.

Brady knows better than to want Charlie Callahan. She’s his neighbor, the daughter of the man who spent years making his life difficult, and the only woman in Texas who’s never once needed him.

But Brady is carrying two secrets she can’t find out about: the investigator he’s paying to find a name, and the promise he made to her dying father behind a closed study door.

Soon they’re finding excuses to end up at the same fence line. Trading stolen glances across a crowded bar. Slow dancing in front of the whole county.

And closing a barn door that should have stayed open.

But Brady made a promise, and Callahan land and legacy depend on him keeping it.

The problem is, protecting Charlie and lying to Charlie turn out to be the same thing.

And when she finds out, and she will, it won’t be her fences that break.