Untamed
Colter: Convict.Addict. Ex Rodeo King.
I once had it all. Money, a home, even a girlfriend. I was King of the rodeo, unstoppable, unbeatable. Until it all came crumbling down. A series of bad decisions sent me spiraling and I lost everything. After the wake up call I desperately needed, I find myself at the Oakridge Ranch, the only place in Montana that is willing to give me a chance. With every intention of keeping my head down, and fighting for a future I thought I’d lost, I work hard and keep myself to myself. Until her. Mila Becker, the millionaire rancher’s daughter. She tests me at every turn, threatening to unravel the life I’ve started to rebuild.
I should stay behind the lines drawn but a man only has so much patience.
And I think she is about to test all of mine.
Mila: Perfect. Happy. Innocent.
I only want one thing in life– to return to my father’s ranch in Montana. As luck would have it, I get the chance to spend the summer before college doing just that. I have no expectations, just spending time with family, my best friend and my horse. Then I meet him. The dark, broody cowboy, now working for my dad. I’m told to stay away, to keep my distance, but with every day that passes, the pull to him draws me closer. We walk the line of right and wrong, knowing the dangers if we cross it.
But when things come to a head, there’s only one choice.
And before I know it, I am walking a path, headed straight for heartbreak.
But even knowing that, I’m selfish, and I can’t stop.
Colter is all I want. And I’ll fight for my grumpy cowboy, with everything I’ve got.
Because right or wrong. He’s worth it.
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