Growing Wilder
Wilder Cameron is nothing like his twin brother.
He’s quiet. Steady. Prefers solitude over small-town gossip and keeps his words—and his heart—close to the chest.
Until Teagan storms into town for a wild bachelorette weekend and flips his world upside down.
A few days of chemistry, connection, and something that feels a lot like fate… until it all unravels.
Years later, she’s back—this time for good—as the town’s newest veterinarian working on the animals at his ranch. And Wilder? He’s still the same man who doesn’t speak unless it matters.
But this time, what he wants to say might change everything.
Can they rewrite their ending—or will old secrets and deeper wounds tear them apart all over again?
Teagan:
I’d always been drawn to wild things.
The hill full of purple wildflowers in my parents’ pasture back in rural Pennsylvania.
The wild horses galloping along the coast in Corolla, North Carolina.
The way wildfires tear through the West, both devastating and renewing the land.
The exotic, untamed animals I encountered during veterinary school, their beauty mingled with danger and mystery.
But I never expected the wildest thing I’d encounter to be a handsome cowboy in a small Texas town, aptly named Wilder Cameron.
He showed me that the wildest thing in life was an unreserved heart, and five years later, I’m still recovering from the wildcard he pulled on me the summer that we fell in love.
This is a small town, cowboy, second chance, single-dad romance set in the world of Lonestar Junction Texas with the Cameron Cowboys. Book 5 in the series but can be read as a true standalone
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