Greed and Whiskey: The Tycoon Who Wanted It All

Rhett Carver comes back to his hometown with one reclaim the legacy he believes was taken from him. The distillery still bears his grandfather’s name, warehouses humming with the scent of oak and bourbon, the town living under a dynasty he once swore he’d never touch again. Wealth isn’t enough anymore. He wants control, respect, and a win that wipes every slight from memory even if it means tearing down what stands in his way.
Emma Leigh has spent years protecting a quieter dream. She rebuilt the apprenticeship program, revived struggling departments, and gave the community a reason to look forward instead of back. When Rhett walks in, she knows exactly what she’s looking ambition wrapped in a tailored suit. But old stories don’t stay buried. Their childhood friendship, fractured by jealousy and silence, stirs in ways neither of them expects.
With the distillery’s future on the line, Rhett and Emma are forced into an uneasy partnership. His plans demand big swings and risk. She counters with patience, ground truth, and the people who trust her. Each meeting becomes a reckoning past versus present, power versus humility, want versus restraint. Beneath it all sits the reality neither can the legacy they defend holds stronger if they stand side by side.
Can two people shaped by pride and loss build something that doesn’t fall under its own history?
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Each book stands alone but connects through a shared world of desire, secrets, and second chances.
Under the endless western sky, where fortunes rise from sweat and flame, desire runs just as wild. The Golden Spurs series follows billionaire cowboys who’ve built their legacies on oil, land, whiskey, and pride men who rule the frontier but can’t outrun what burns inside. Behind every fortune is a secret, behind every sin, a love that refuses to stay buried. These stories blend danger, grit, and devotion in a world where loyalty cuts deep, desire defies reason, and love is the only gamble worth taking.
Even the strongest men fall when the heart calls their bluff.