Cowboys: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology
Boys Behaving Badly, Book 6
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If you crave a sexy tale about those gruff, capable men, this collection embodies that earthy alpha male hero who isn’t afraid to show the gentle, nurturing side of his complex nature along with his rough and rugged ability to protect those he loves!
Table of Contents
Sweet Home Cowboy by Jamie K. Schmidt – A runaway bride returns home to visit her father in the hospital only to discover her jilted groom has taken control of the family’s ranch
Free Rein by Elle James – Former Delta, now rodeo security cowboy, rescues a barrel racer on a runaway horse, rekindling an old flame in the process
Eight Seconds by Margay Leah Justice – At the rodeo, sometimes all it takes is eight seconds to fall in love
Sweetgrass Summer by Reina Torres – A rock-steady rancher, determined to give his love a slow traditional courting, is surprised when she takes the reins
Cowboys & Zombies by Cindy Tanner – Nothing can keep me from my cup of coffee—not the threat of zombies or a double-shot of sexy cowboy…nothing venti-ed, nothing earned
Carry Me Home by Kelly Violet – Down on her luck, a city girl travels back to Kansas and the boy she left behind
East of the Rift by January George – A family tragedy reunites a lonely rancher with his estranged wife
Tying the Knot by Jennie Kew – A city girl, with a submissive streak a mile wide, falls fast for a dominant, dirty-talking cowboy
Second Chances by Megan Ryder – Overwhelmed trying to hold onto her dead husband’s ranch, a lonely widow turns to the one man she can’t have for a night of passion
The Patience of Unanswered Prayer by Michal Scott – Kidnapped and destined to be another victim of Reconstruction-era violence, a feisty shop owner is rescued by a trail boss whose dark secret might save them both
Something to Talk About by Izzy Archer – When a grad student takes a job as a nanny to two motherless children on a cutting horse ranch, she catches the eye of her sexy boss
The Scoundrel by Natasha Moore – A lonely widow finds her strength when she indulges her attraction to a weathered cowboy on his last night in town
Solar Flare by Ava Cuvay – An interplanetary rancher recruits hired guns to help herd her livestock and falls into the arms of their sexy leader
Hunk of Burning Love by Delilah Devlin – A woman accidentally sets her kitchen on fire while trying to catch the eye of a Texas firefighter
Thoroughbreds and Thermodynamics by Sukie Chapin – A nerdy vet weathers a snowstorm to help a hot-as-hell rancher deliver a breach foal; save a horse, ride a cowboy, indeed!
Read an Excerpt
From Delilah Devlin’s “Hunk of Burning Love”…
The barbeque ribs she’d put into the oven before her shower filled the air with their aromatic scent. When she finished rolling her hair in large rollers to make her straight blond hair look fluffy rather than flat, she’d place the potatoes in the oven to let them bake. She’d already finished chopping coleslaw and had set it in the fridge to chill. The table was set. Music was preprogrammed, old Motown hits, because she hoped he’d like to dance to “My Girl”—she’d always wanted a handsome man to dance with her in her living room.
Kelly wrapped one last lock of hair onto a large pink roller and stood back. Her makeup was subtle, her lipstick the same soft pink color as the panties and bra she stood in. She hoped he’d get a chance to see how much effort she’d taken to make the night perfect.
Benny Smith was one hunk of a man. She’d thought so before he’d injured himself and hadn’t minded at all the love handles or the extra weight that had filled out his torso. She’d always thought of him as a big cuddly bear. Now, his face and waistline were trim. She’d thought that, after his transformation from cuddle-bear to muscled sex god, she wouldn’t stand a chance of getting him to take notice of her.
Now, she was the one with a few extra pounds. She pinched her side then palmed her rounded belly. Lord, maybe the pretty underwear had been a waste of money because no way would she let him see her with the lights on.
A shrill beeping sounded from the kitchen, and she cursed. She hoped like hell she hadn’t burned dinner. She picked up a magazine to wave at the smoke detector and hurried to the kitchen.
When she arrived, she saw a blaze burning inside her gas oven and panicked.
“Oh, Lord! Jesus. Fuck. What do I do now?”
