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Snowed In with the Cowboy
Emily Vale (Author) · Emily Vale · Paperback
She's a designer hiding from startup failure. He's the rancher who never left home. When a historic blizzard traps them in a cowboy bar for three days, neither expects to find exactly what they weren't looking for.
Pru Sheldon, 30 and six months post-betrayal, just wanted to avoid the holiday mixer at the Saddleback Bar. Lyndon Brooks, exhausted from running his family ranch alone, was dragged there by his ranch hands. But when the Storm of the Century hits and sixty people are trapped together, they're forced to share blankets, terrible coffee, and the kind of conversations that only happen when the world stops.
By the time the roads clear, they've shared more than just survival stories. Pru's carefully built walls are cracking. Lyndon's certain she's worth the risk. They both know it's too much, too fast, too impossible. After all, she came home to hide. He can't leave the ranch. And people don't really fall in love in three days.
But when her cottage floods and he offers his guest room "temporarily," Pru discovers that sometimes the most beautiful futures begin in the worst disasters. What started as two strangers trapped by weather has become two hearts that refuse to let go.
A closed-door contemporary romance featuring forced proximity, instant connection that makes sense despite the timeline, and two people who thought they were done with love learning that sometimes the universe uses blizzards to deliver exactly what you need.
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