Cal Hoke, an onsite pretty boy veterinarian at Riding Ranch in Stockton County, Oklahoma, has a secret he will never share with his ranch hand coworkers: he happens to be in love with the ranch owner, Pax Raulton. Straight and sexy Pax is a chiseled, handsome, aggressive businessman at Riding Ranch. For years he has raised and sold thoroughbred Palominos. Pax is a private man who minds his own business on the ranch. When he suffers a head injury caused by one of his prized horses, he spends days in recovery due to amnesia. Pax cannot remember a single detail from his past. Under Cal’s personal care and tender touch, Pax is provided with the help he needs to overcome his amnesia. As this healing process takes place, Cal learns Pax has a secret of his own, a secret that will change the two men forever. But something lurks in Pax’s history that he has forgotten, a dangerous and charmless someone with the potential to shred Pax’s world with ease. Is the bond between Pax and Cal strong enough to keep them together when the dark secret is exposed? Or will the two cowboys be forced to end their romantic ride together?

Stockton County Cowboys Book 2: Riding Cowboys

“Feed me,” Pax ordered. “Gather some of my shoot on your fingers and slip them into my mouth.” 


I nodded and dragged two fingers over his chest, collecting his thick sex-liquid. I touched my fingers to his lips, and he sucked them into his mouth, drawing his own spent into himself, hungry for the sticky seed. He moaned around my fingers and his eyes, unblinking and almost hypnotized, met mine, showing his complete satisfaction.


After our sex-spell, both of us covered in the cream that we’d jacked out of our spikes, I grabbed fluffy cotton towels from the linen closet. My hard-on bounced between my muscular legs, and he laughed at me from the bed. He asked, “How can you still be hard, guy?” 


“You have that effect on me,” I replied, and tossed him one of the towels. He caught it and began to wipe his goo-doused flesh.


Chapter 21