Cowboys of Stargazer Springs Series by Remi Carrington

It’s all fun and games until the cowboy wants to ride away.The most amazing guy sweeps into my life when I need him most, and I don’t want him to be the one who got away.As a bonus, he’s extremely photogenic even if he is a bit reluctant to let me snap his picture. My engagement is through the roof whenever he shows up in my feed. Because who doesn’t love a man in Wranglers?I’m hoping for a happily-ever-after, but then Grayson becomes distant... moreIt’s all fun and games until the cowboy wants to ride away.The most amazing guy sweeps into my life when I need him most, and I don’t want him to be the one who got away.As a bonus, he’s extremely photogenic even if he is a bit reluctant to let me snap his picture. My engagement is through the roof whenever he shows up in my feed. Because who doesn’t love a man in Wranglers?I’m hoping for a happily-ever-after, but then Grayson becomes distant.Social media will have to take a back seat while I figure out what’s wrong and how to fix it. Because the only way I want him riding away is with both of us on that horse. less

The one who got away was here all alongWhen I’m abandoned at a party and find myself in a vulnerable situation, a stranger rescues me. I want to thank him, but I have no memory of his face, only a text telling my housemate that he’s a cowboy with a pretty face. That’s not a lot to go on.I’ve build him up as a fantasy in my head, but when a flirtatious ranch hand makes his interest clear, I have to choose between clinging to a memory, one that’s fuzzy at best, and embracing the present... moreThe one who got away was here all alongWhen I’m abandoned at a party and find myself in a vulnerable situation, a stranger rescues me. I want to thank him, but I have no memory of his face, only a text telling my housemate that he’s a cowboy with a pretty face. That’s not a lot to go on.I’ve build him up as a fantasy in my head, but when a flirtatious ranch hand makes his interest clear, I have to choose between clinging to a memory, one that’s fuzzy at best, and embracing the present.A real-life cowboy is better than a dream. Right? What if I’m wrong about that? less