Denied

Author: Ember Nash
Genre(s): Romance | Adult | Western
Total pages: 94

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She came to Texas to disappear. He made her want to be found.

Sunny Tyler has three months to hide from the man who won’t take no for an answer. A housekeeping job on a remote Texas ranch is supposed to be her fresh start. No complications. No attachments. And absolutely no men.
Then she meets Brody Royston.
He’s all cowboy charm, wicked grins, and forearms that should come with a warning. And he’s exactly the kind of trouble she doesn’t need.
Brody has enough problems without falling for the sharp-tongued woman who’s taken over his family’s kitchen. His father barely speaks to him, his past is full of regrets, and the last thing he’s looking for is a woman with one foot already out the door.
But Sunny doesn’t fall for his charm, doesn’t pity him, and isn’t afraid to put him in his place. For a man who’s spent years pretending nothing gets to him, she’s becoming impossible to resist.
What starts as harmless flirting turns into stolen kisses, scorching chemistry, and feelings neither of them saw coming. Somewhere between late-night encounters and Sunday dinners with the meddling Roystons, Sunny starts to feel something she’s never quite had before.
A place to belong.
But the man she left behind isn’t finished with her. And when her carefully guarded past threatens the life she’s building in Texas, Sunny faces an impossible choice: run before she loses everything, or trust a cowboy who’s already fallen harder than either of them intended.
She came to the ranch with an exit plan. He might just be the reason she tears it up.

DENIED is a steamy, emotional, small-town Texas cowboy romance featuring forced proximity, a charming but wounded hero, a fiercely independent heroine, a meddling ranch family, plenty of banter, and a hard-won happily-ever-after.

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