The only thing Cooper dreads more than working with Whit? Sharing a room.
Cooper has one chance to save Two Pines Farm. But Whit, the newly appointed farm manager, is as stubborn and pigheaded as—well—the pigs and refuses to admit change is desperately needed. Convincing him otherwise means working together, living together—and trying to forget that night they kissed.
But a summer as roommates and coworkers is the only path Cooper can see to keep the farm from bankruptcy. As they spend long days in the fields and evenings stuck in the same room, can Cooper survive so much time in Whit's company without walking away from the farm—or worse, kissing him again?
Cattle Stop is a steamy, m/m romance novel. If you love enemies to lovers, unlikely roommates, and years long pining hidden beneath ...Read More
The only thing Cooper dreads more than working with Whit? Sharing a room.
Cooper has one chance to save Two Pines Farm. But Whit, the newly appointed farm manager, is as stubborn and pigheaded as—well—the pigs and refuses to admit change is desperately needed. Convincing him otherwise means working together, living together—and trying to forget that night they kissed.
But a summer as roommates and coworkers is the only path Cooper can see to keep the farm from bankruptcy. As they spend long days in the fields and evenings stuck in the same room, can Cooper survive so much time in Whit's company without walking away from the farm—or worse, kissing him again?
Cattle Stop is a steamy, m/m romance novel. If you love enemies to lovers, unlikely roommates, and years long pining hidden beneath ...Read More
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