Her Wild Cowboy Billionaire: a sweet, clean, suspenseful, contemporary romance novel

by Cynthia Woolf

Overview

In the quiet solitude of a Montana ranch, Willow Adams seeks refuge from a perilous reality. A compassionate nurse and devoted single mother, her life takes a sinister turn when a simple act of kindness transforms into a nightmarish obsession. Fleeing the clutches of a dangerous stalker, Willow embraces the sanctuary of a remote ranch.

Enter Travis Morgan, a rugged bronc rider and billionaire CEO recovering from a rodeo injury. Despite the shadows that haunt Willow's past, an undeniable connection sparks between them. Cautious yet drawn to Travis's strength, Willow battles the fear that her relentless pursuer could shatter the fragile peace she seeks.

Travis, determined to shield Willow and her daughter from imminent danger, grapples with an adversary hidden in the shadows. As their bond deepens, so does the peril that surrounds them.

Can Travis safeguard their newfound love, or will the relentless stalker's obsession unravel everything they've painstakingly built?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185914656
Publisher:	Firehouse Publishing
Publication date:	01/05/2024
Series:	Montana Billionaires , #6
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	15,527
File size:	505 KB

About the Author

Cynthia Woolf is the USA Today Bestselling and award-winning author of seventy-six novels. Comprised of sixty-five historical western romances, five contemporary romances, two contemporary romance novellas, one historical western romance novella, and six sci-fi space opera romances, which she calls westerns in space. Along with these books, she has also published nine boxed sets of her books and two short stories.

Cynthia loves writing and reading romance. Her first western romance, Tame A Wild Heart, was inspired by the story her mother told her of meeting Cynthia's father on a ranch in Creede, Colorado. Although Tame A Wild Heart takes place in Creede, that is the only similarity between the stories. Her father was a cowboy, not a bounty hunter, and her mother was a nursemaid (called a nanny now), not the ranch owner.

Cynthia credits her wonderfully supportive husband, Jim, and her great critique partners for saving her sanity and allowing her to explore her creativity.