SIGNED Bundle of Thatcher Ranch Books 1-4

SIGNED Bundle of Thatcher Ranch Books 1-4:

Comes with extras, such as bookmarks, stickers, and character art!

Can't Stand the Cowboy

Addison Thatcher can’t stand the cowboy.

From the moment she sets foot on her family’s Montana ranch, Cruz Conley rubs her the wrong way. He’s gruff, bossy, and far too good at reminding her she doesn’t belong. Unfortunately, he’s also the one tasked with keeping an eye on her all summer—and every time he throws one of his infuriating smirks her way, her pulse kicks up for all the wrong reasons.

Cruz knows Addison’s type. Polished, city-bred, and destined to leave. He’s been burned before, and he has no intention of falling for another woman with one foot out the door. But when their fiery arguments turn into the best parts of his day and he finds himself noticing more about her than just her irritating remarks, he worries that he’s falling—fast.

But Addison came to Cedar Ridge, Montana for a reason, and despite her debilitating panic attacks and desire for a softer, slower existence, her life back in the city—along with her parents’ overwhelming expectations—still calls.

She came to Thatcher Ranch to find her way. Instead, she might just lose herself to the cowboy she swore she hated.

Tropes: enemies to lovers, small town, cowboy, forced proximity, mental health rep

The Cowboy Takes a Wife

She’s pretending for a green card. He’s not pretending at all.

Veterinarian Cora Walker never meant to fall in love with Montana—or the ranch that finally felt like home after a lifetime of loss. But when her work visa falls through, she’s faced with leaving the only life, and the only people, she’s ever truly belonged to.

Enter Theo Strickland. Cowboy. Best friend. And the man who’s been secretly, hopelessly in love with her for years.

His solution? Marry her.

It’s only paperwork. Only temporary. Only survival.

Living together, sharing routines, and pretending to be newlyweds should be simple. They’ve known each other for years. But the more they lean into the ruse, the more Theo struggles to hide just how real it’s always been for him.

As interviews loom, sparks fly, and desire blurs every line between friendship and something far deeper, Cora must decide what—and who—home really means.

Tropes: cowboy, small town, marriage of convenience, found family, he falls first and harder, friends to lovers, forced proximity, spice

Once Upon a Cowboy

She needs a teacher. And this cowboy is her best chance at learning the ropes.

When ghostwriter Delilah Slater is contracted to write a steamy romance novel, there’s only one problem. She has limited experience with romance, and even less with the steamy variety. To write the book, pay her bills, and officially grow up, Delilah resolves to losing her v-card—and fast.

In a town as small as Cedar Ridge, Montana, options are limited. So Delilah makes a bold, slightly unhinged decision: She’ll ask her brother’s best friend.

Graham Whitaker is the last man she should want. He’s a notorious playboy, the hottest cowboy on Thatcher Ranch, and completely off-limits. But he’s also experienced, discreet … and safe. At least, that’s what she tells herself.

Graham is mortified when she asks. But the idea of another man touching her? Unacceptable. So if she needs lessons, he’ll be the one giving them. It’s supposed to be simple, temporary, and strictly educational. But it might just end with a cowboy who refuses to let Delilah be anyone else’s love story.

Tropes: cowboy, small town, brother’s best friend, v!rgin fmc, reformed player mmc, spicy lessons

Never Kiss a Cowboy

A viral photo, a fake relationship, and two rodeo stars who might just end up playing for keeps.

Bronc rider Harrison Slater is a hopeless romantic with a string of failed relationships in his wake. No matter how hard he tries, he simply can’t find “the one.”

Barrell racer Scottie Foster has sworn off dating after her last relationship ended in trauma. She’s now solely focused on her career and qualifying for the National Finals Rodeo at the end of the season.

When a heartfelt conversation between the two strangers at a bar ends with an innocent kiss on the cheek, the internet decides they're rodeo's newest power couple. Now a major western brand is offering them the sponsorship of a lifetime—but only if they keep playing the part.

Pretending to be in love should be easy. Smile for the cameras. Hold hands at appearances. Convince the world their relationship is real.

For Harrison, the hardest part is remembering it's all fake. For Scottie, it's learning to trust again after a past that left invisible scars.

But the line between acting and falling is a blurry one. Especially when neither can deny the spark between them.

Has Harrison finally found the love of his life, or will Scottie’s past keep them apart?

Tropes: fake dating, he falls first, hurt/comfort, cowboy/cowgirl

Trigger Warning: mention of past SA