The Macklins of Burnt River Contemporary Western Romance Series
Three Book Boxed Set
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Thorn's Journey, Book One
Thornton "Thorn" Macklin, ex-Special Forces sergeant, has returned home to focus on his future. Scorpion Custom Motorcycles is one of the two dreams he pushed aside when he left Burnt River. The second dream? Well, it died long ago.
Grace Jackson works hard to be successful, trying to forget the one great mistake from her past. Returning to Burnt River to work for the family business forces her to confront her future--as well as the man who shattered her heart.
Being close to his brothers, helping at the ranch, and working with lifelong friends is exactly what Thorn needs. The last person he expects to see is the woman who vanished from his life without a word. Now she sits in her plush office down the street, resurrecting emotions, as well as memories he'd buried long ago.
Not only must he confront his feelings for Grace, he and his friends face another danger. Someone wants their new business to fail, and isn't above putting people at risk to achieve this goal.
Guarding against threats is what Thorn does best. Protecting his heart from the woman he's never forgotten is another matter.
Could coming home, and the hope of a second chance, be his ultimate journey?
Del's Choice, Book Two
Delaware "Del" Macklin has made a lot of choices in his life. Becoming a deputy, then sheriff instead of working full-time at the family ranch was a difficult decision...but it had been his to make. The one choice that mattered most was taken from him when the girl he'd fallen for left Burnt River, creating a hole in his life and his heart.
Amy Peterson is on a mission, one leading her back to Burnt River after years away. Certain her mother's death wasn't an accident, she refuses to allow threats or intimidation to stop her search for the truth. Encountering Del Macklin, the boy she fell for in school, could either be an answer to her prayers or a distraction she can't afford.
Finding Amy after all these years is a welcome surprise. Discovering the reason she's in town, and the danger surrounding her, isn't. As sheriff, he's required to follow the law, even if it means sending her to jail. As a man, his protective instincts roar to life, urging him to guard her in every way possible.
As the mystery of her mother's death unfolds, feelings they'd both ignored when younger come thundering back, complicating a situation already thick with emotion.
Can Amy find the courage to risk her heart for another chance?
Will Del ignore the warnings and seize the choice taken from him years before?
Boone's Surrender, Book Three
Daniel "Boone" Macklin has a lot to learn. Going from a bachelor rancher to the father of a six-year-old boy hadn't been in his plans. Like almost everything else in his life, he doesn't hesitate to face his new responsibilities head-on. The one regret he has is not facing the truth about his feelings for the woman he still loves.
Willow Robinson is determined to put the tragedy from her past behind her--as well as her love for the youngest Macklin brother. Forgiveness she can offer. Forgetting is something she'd been unable to achieve.
It's been three years since the heartbreaking night that changed their lives. In Boone's mind, continuing to act as if Willow and their close friendship since childhood is over no longer makes sense. Convincing her they deserve a second chance presents more of a challenge than training the green broke horses on his ranch.
As their tenuous connection begins to rebuild, a danger to their families threatens to destroy whatever future they may still have.
Every step toward a future, every memory of the past presents obstacles neither may be able to overcome. Can their wounded hearts allow them to deal with the present crisis, or will it sever any chance of rebuilding the love neither wants to admit?
Each book in the Macklins of Burnt River Contemporary Western Romance Series Boxed Set, is a stand-alone, full-length novel with an HEA and no cliffhanger.
