Wyatt (Deluxe Edition)

Roping horses leads to riding cowboys in this sexy friends-to-lovers, fake-dating, lessons-in-seduction romance by Jessica Peterson.

One fake dating plan.

One cowboy Casanova.

One very real case of falling way too hard.

Wyatt Rivers is the perfect no-strings hookup—a cowboy Casanova who rocks a Stetson, looks smokin' hot in his Wranglers, and never rests his head on the same pillow twice.

He's exactly what she's looking for. If only he wasn't also her best friend…

Sally Powell is back in her hometown of Harstville, Texas, waiting for her dream job to start thousands of miles away. While she's here, she hopes to end an epic dry spell in the bedroom, preferably with a local cowboy. If the rumors are true, they really do ride harder and stay on longer.

Wyatt has been her best friend since second grade, and she's been in love with him for almost as long. But he's as wild and untamed as a colt that can't be broken—not to mention, totally out of her league with his good looks and heartbreaker reputation.

Then Sally gets to thinking: since Wyatt is such an expert, why doesn't he teach her the ropes of how to find a hookup? He begrudgingly agrees, and a little fake flirting leads to fake dating, which leads to real kissing, which leads to real…well, everything else.

And let her just say, the rumors are absolutely true.

Sally wants so badly to be Wyatt's last rodeo. But she's leaving town soon, and even if she wasn't, she's not sure Wyatt would ever change his playboy ways.

Cowboys can't be tamed. And apparently, neither can hearts.

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

Delicious tropes:

• Friends to lovers (with DECADES of tension)
• Fake dating
• Lessons in seduction
• Small town
• Hot cowboys
• All the pining!

Rave reviews:

"When I say give me a friends to lovers, this is the blueprint." — Goodreads

"Wyatt will be every friends-to-lovers girlies' kryptonite. There are so many to-die-for moments, nicknames, and history between them—sparks were flying from the start." — Jules' Reading Haven

"My favorite cowboy series to date." — Goodreads

"I absolutely ADORED this book. Every single page. There wasn't a single thing I didn't like about it." —The Polished Diamond