Rich, Rugged Rancher

Joss Wood

Jan 2020 · Texas Cattleman's Club: Inheritance Book 2 · Sold by Harlequin

About this ebook

“Why aren’t you pushing me away?”

“Because you kiss like a dream.”

Ever since the accident that took his leg, oil tycoon Clint Rockwell doesn’t do relationships—he likes being alone. And he doesn’t need anyone’s pity. Then fast-talking reality star Fee Martinez sweeps into Royal, Texas, on to his ranch…and into his bed. It’s only for a night, and then two. Wanting more is impossible, but this goodbye might be the hardest thing he’s ever done…

Ratings and reviews

I so enjoyed this "Texas Cattleman’s Club" read! It's well written and nicely developed. I love the characters. Very strong characters with strong personalities. Clint and Fee are great but the sparks definitely fly between them. He has a chip on his shoulder and trying to live his life and overcome what the cards have dealt him. She is sassy, strong and passionate. I really like this story.

This was so goooooood! Clint is indeed the embodiment of rugged, he is everythiiiing. And Fee ain’t no slouch, she is all confidence and woman and is he is goals. The supporting cast are some of the best I’ve seen in a series. There is something for everyone in it. The intrigue, the sniping the passion, it’s all you want and need to be over the moon while getting lost in these pages. You deserve this book, promise.

Will Fee find a home in Royal with Clint This is my 3rd book by Joss and I absolutely love how she brings you in to the story of Clint and Fee who clash yet spark attraction between them on Fee’s reality TV show on Clint’s neighbor, Buck’s ranch that he has been helping with since his friend’s illness and death. Yet when the brash Fee doesn’t see Clint as a disabled person, can she break through his defenses for a happily ever after? You have to read to find out and won’t put the book down until you turn the last page. Plus, you can never go wrong with a Harlequin Desire book for a good, steamy read!

About the author

Joss loves books, coffee and traveling—especially to the wild places of Southern Africa and, well, anywhere. She’s a wife and a mom to two young adults. She’s also a servant to two cats and a dog the size of a small cow. After a career in local economic development and business, Joss writes full-time from her home in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.