MY BLACK BELT COWBOY
P.W. Williams
He just wanted to plant his soy in peace and remain the grumpiest bachelor in Mato Grosso. The problem is that the "Captain America" of agribusiness has invaded his land and his mat, armed with a mocking smile and a dangerous technique for unraveling his sanity.
Pedro knows he’s playing with fire—and with a man who could break him in half with one hand. But the urge to see that giant lose his composure is stronger than the fear. Between crop inspections and violent training sessions where pressed bodies are "just sport," the repressed desire is about to explode.
Forget soap opera romance. Here, negotiation involves rolling on the ground, ripping gis, and testing the Silverado’s suspension to the limit. No one is walking away unscathed (let alone walking straight) from this harvest.
WHEN THE FIGHT HITS THE GROUND AND THE CLOTHES DISAPPEAR, CAN YOU HANDLE THE PRESSURE OR WILL YOU TAP THE MAT BEGGING FOR MORE?
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