Do You Take This Maverick? - Marie Ferrarella

Claire Strickland and her oh-so-handsome husband Levi Wyatt were known as the perfect couple with the most perfect baby girl. Then came the wedding-to-end-all-weddings. One minute they were together and the next there was a poker game that somehow steered the two young lovebirds way off-course.

In spite of being on the outs both Claire and Levi have taken up domicile at Strickland’s Boarding House. He’s determined not to give up on her or the family they’ve started to build together, but will she open up her heart to let him back in? It won’t be easy, but with Claire’s grandparents squarely in their court they might just make this work!

The Cowboy’s Valentine - Donna Alward

Coming home is hard enough without ranch manager Quinn Solomon making Lacey Duggan feel like an unwanted guest. She’s only here until she figures out what to do with her one-third ownership of Crooked Valley. But Quinn’s adorable daughter is giving Lacey ideas about being part of a family. And though they don’t even like each other, Lacey is having other notions about the widowed single dad.

Does Lacey think she can just waltz in and turn Quinn’s life upside down...only to leave again? The pretty accountant knows nothing about running a ranch, yet she’s making the Montana homestead feel like a home. Quinn isn’t looking for love again. Until a woman who’s all heart and a determined little girl help one lovestruck cowboy see the light.

Court Me, Cowboy - Barbara White Daille

Gabe Miller’s marriage ended so fast it had hardly begun. Which is why he couldn’t quite believe his luck — or his ‘ex’ — when she returned a few months later with the news that legally they were still husband and wife. And that the child she was carrying was his son.

Gabe feared Melissa would bolt again, making a custody battle his only option — unless he could turn back the clock and woo her the way he should have during their whirlwind romance. But even with his boy’s future at stake, mending fences with a woman — especially the one he loved — wasn’t something the strong, silent type found easy to do...