Sawyer (Standard Edition)

Will he rope the moon for her? Or is her heart destined to be trampled all over again?

As a recently divorced single mom, Ava Bartlett has zero interest in flirting with guys on a weekend away with her sisters. She just wants to have fun and listen to live music at a honky tonk.

But when she literally stumbles into the most gorgeous guy ever on the dance floor, those plans go up in smoke. Growing up on the barrel racing circuit, Ava's seen her fair share of sexy cowboys. But this particular one is hot as hell: Sawyer's got a mustache, tattoos, and a very filthy mouth.

Needless to say, they end up naked in his swanky hotel room. And the way Sawyer treats her like a queen? A girl could get used to that kind of adoration.

Good thing he'll only be a one-night stand Ava can look back on with a smile. She's rebuilding her life from scratch, and she needs to focus on her three-year-old daughter and the dream job she just landed.

Imagine her surprise, then, when she moves to Hartsville and runs into a familiar tattooed cowboy with an adorable daughter of his own.

Sawyer wants more than the occasional playdates between their girls, and the closer they become, the more determined this sexy single dad is to keep her forever. And as much as Ava's falling for Sawyer, she's been down this road before with her ex, and she wonders if she can truly trust a cowboy like him.

Sawyer is an interconnected standalone novel in the Lucky River Ranch series, perfect for fans of Elsie Silver and Lyla Sage.

Delicious tropes:

• Single parents
• Found family
• Small town
• Hot cowboys
• He falls first

Rave reviews:

"Sawyer and Ava were explosive together. I know Jessica can write banter, but she outdid herself with these two." — Goodreads

"Another five-star Rivers cowboy. SAWYER you filthy, filthy man, I LOVE YOU. Seriously, he is everything. Every time I read a book in this series, I fall in love again." — Amazon

"My favorite cowboy series to date." — Goodreads

"Each book in this series just keeps getting better, and Sawyer? It took me out. I am unwell. I am feral. I am OBSESSED." — Amazon