The Trouble with an Everlasting Cowboy

Max Cantrell is building his Prickly Pear Jelly business he and his mom opened when they first came to Mule Hollow when he got off the bus at thirteen. Max is now twenty-five and zeroed in on expanding and going full speed ahead with the business. Then she rides into the prickly pears on her red motorcycle and turns his whole life into turmoil.

Lee Ann Brown’s life has been bad, really bad even her name isn’t her own. It’s given to her because she had no name, no family just flung to the side like she was nothing. Now, after moving from family to family she’s in control and her and her motorcycle are free and on their own. She’s learned to take up for herself, enjoy life as she wants to and no one’s messing with her. Yep, she’s seeing the USA then the world one job and town at a time—until she has a flat in the middle of a prickly pear farm whose wild, beautiful colors drew her off-road.

And then, she sees him—the striking cowboy wrangling the prickly pears and his eyes turn to her and things she’s not expecting erupt inside and the fight is on.

Welcome back to Mule Hollow where love is still in the air—and the prickly pears. The Matchmakin’ Posse get that old song Bad, Bad Leroy Brown stuck in their heads and see a gal whose determined to live life her way. But God’s got a plan and the Matchmakers are in on it full throttle.

And sweet-old-meddling Esther Mae wants a ride on the red motorcycle and plans to get it.