Falling for Forever
He was the cowboy who always rode into town and rode right back out. She learned the hard way that trusting a man to not break your heart was a foolish game.
Lydia talks to everybody, and everybody talks to her. She runs the town art fair, fills every silence at family dinner, and gives her brother’s business partner grief every chance she gets. What she doesn’t do anymore is fall in love. She tried that once with a cowboy who was only passing through, and she won’t do that again.
Chet spent years on the rodeo circuit with no permanent address. The training barn in Rocky Ridge is the first thing he’s ever built that he can’t pack up and take with him. The nosy, big-hearted woman who shows up there every day is the best part of it. He’s also smart enough to know that sharing his feelings for her could cost him the only home he’s ever had.
So he accepts the friendship she offers.
Maybe the hardest part of loving a cowboy isn’t wondering when he’ll leave. It’s finding out who he was before he came.
Friends to lovers + Brother’s best friend + He falls first + Small town romance + Sweet cowboy love story + Slow burn
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