Rancher Kip Cosgrove promised his dying brother he'd take care of his motherless young twins.

"This book will get you all hot and bothered...will make you want to be there just for the spanking alone. Hot is all I can say and I need more daddy please." - Booksprout ReviewerAlisonI needed a safe place away from the city.Walker Ranch for Littles seemed the perfect choice.Magnificent horses, wide open spaces, and a rugged cowboy with mighty firm hands.Marcus Follett. My father's best friend.Until the night he vanished from my life without even saying goodbye.I want to resist his steely blue eyes.But he keeps pulling me toward him.I know what he wants from me.But I can't become his Little, can I?MarcusShe came here for for a vacation, not to be seduced by me.I'm a rough, tough cowboy and she's no country girl.I know I should keep my hands off her.But all I can think about is yanking down those prim little drawers of hers. Teaching her a firm lesson in my kind of discipline.She's only here for a couple of days and then she's gone for good.Which is for the best.Because if she misbehaves in front of me again, I'm going to make sure she calls me Daddy.Cowboy Daddy stars a small town girl learning some cowboy discipline. It's a DDLG tale with a happily-ever-after, the first in the series of standalone romances set on the Walker Ranch for Littles.

Growing up as the child of an alcoholic can be full of heartbreak, disappointment, and pain-but it can also contain moments of brilliance, passion, and love. In Cowboy Dad: Love, Alcoholism, and a Dying Way of Life, author Melissa Broughton offers a raw and candid look at life with her alcoholic father, as well as the beautiful country lifestyle she led while living on a small-town ranch. Poignant but also full of humor and wit, these true stories take a heart wrenchingly honest look at alcoholism, grief, death, and faith while detailing a tight-knit family's attempt to cope with a horrible disease...and its profound consequences. Both inspiring and encouraging, these tales detail Broughton's life growing up on the ranch under the specter of addiction and convey the acute effect that alcoholism can have-not only on the addicts, but also on the loved ones around them. For fans of Elizabeth Gilbert, Cheryl Strayed, and Anne Lamott, Cowboy Dad is a beautiful story of family, sorrow, and learning how to separate the person from the disease.

He loves them too much to stay Lane Beaumont has always loved Amanda Hawkins. If his life weren't such a mess he'd want much more than their current on-again, off-again relationship. But Amanda deserves a better life than he can offer. So when she gives birth to their son, Lane does the right thing and walks away. Amanda should be devastated. Except his reaction doesn't make sense. The Lane she knows would never turn his back on her or his responsibilities. Plus, she saw that cowboy's heart melt when he held their son. Something else is standing in the way of their happiness and she won't stop until she finds out what.

When Phoenix Quinn finds his ex-girlfriend hiding in his boathouse, he’s confused. After all, she’d said she was done with him and, difficult as it had been for him, he’d respected her wishes. Now that she’s back, can he convince her to stick around long enough to find out what sent her running in the first place? When strange men show at Kaylee Kirkpatrick’s job asking questions about her, she knows it’s time to disappear again. She wonders how much longer she can outrun her family’s secrets. Or is someone else targeting her this time?

Professional rodeo cowboy Billy Wyatt is in the prime of his career. He’s having a fantastic year on the circuit, earning big money and leading the standings. Too immersed in his success and enjoying bachelorhood, he's not interested in getting serious. But when a woman he’s never seen before shows up with a baby she claims is his, Billy's world is turned inside out. Erika Baylor, a PhD grad student, never planned to be a single mom, but when her cousin dies in a car accident, orphaning her infant son, Erika steps forward. She’ll help to care for her 4-month-old nephew until the baby can be reunited with his dad. She doesn’t expect the dad to be cocky, infuriating, and utterly irresistible. Billy never thought he wanted to be a father, but looking into the eyes of the baby who is supposedly his—and whose blue eyes mirror his own—he’s hooked. But he’s hooked on the woman who’s holding the baby too…

When Jeb McCabe gave Laramie, Texas, the scandal of the century by leaving his bride at the altar, he garnered the reputation of the most notorious bachelor in town. So what's the handsome heartbreaker doing playing nanny to Cady Keilor's young nephews? Cady desperately wants a baby of her own. But before she adopts, she's practicing for motherhood by babysitting her sister's rambunctious brood for two weeks. The cowboy she's always been sweet on is just along for the ride—after Cady bets him he can't last a week! It turns out Jeb's a natural at parenting, and Cady badly needs his help. The question is: Does playing house make Jeb yearn for the real thing? He is a McCabe, after all—and the name is synonymous with family!