Sparks fly when Chip Cutter, the owner of a vacationing spot for rowdy cowboys, enters Dan Fargo’s Saddling Cowboys store, a retail shop that sells the finest saddles in Stockton County.<br><br>As the heat of the Oklahoma summer rises, so does the passion between Chip and Fargo. However, their budding relationship is threatened when fires break out in downtown Blue Coyote. Fargo’s abusive ex-lover Brent Trigger returns, determined to protect Fargo from the arsonist.<br><br>Fargo takes a personal interest in the fires and sets out to learn the identity of the arsonist. In the process, he begins to unravel other crimes happening in town. Rowdy gangs and nosy reporters push Fargo to the edge, challenging his sanity. Even when the arsonist is behind bars, Brent Trigger remains at large. Can Fargo and Chip put aside their differences, saddle up, and ride off into life’s wide blue yonder together?

Stockton County Cowboys Book 5: Saddling Cowboys

Fargo was not a corporate spy, lawman, or someone with uncanny skills, or someone that had a background with the Navy SEALS. Not in the slightest. Instead, he was a simple man who sold saddles for a living to cowboys and cowgirls in Stockton County, making a living. He wasn’t complex or obsessed with minds behind crime. And nor was he associated with a law-abiding task force to take down criminals. On the contrary, Fargo was rather dull and normal, but neither description prevented him from pulling away from Chip after saying, “I’ll be back in a second or two,” and following Hoodie between the houses and down Caton Alley.


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