Storm Benedict was injured in a mine explosion when he was very young and wandered away from town dazed and disoriented. Ten years later, he returns a big, handsome, rough-talking, big-as-a-mountain cowboy who has inherited a ranching empire. After learning of Storm's inheritance, the town fathers legally attach the ranch and refuse to let it go until Storm gets married, so he sends for a mail-order bride. Saul Denis is a city slicker from the east with a secret desire to become a cowboy, but he doesn’t have the money to travel west until his sister Sable receives a proposal from a big, good-looking cowboy with a sexy grin. Saul swipes the letter, making a deal with Sable to go in her place. When he meets Storm, he is overwhelmed, quickly falling in love with the big cowboy. Soon, Storm reunites with an old drifter friend, Curt Sanders, and sparks fly between all three men. And then Saul’s sister Sable comes to town masquerading as a lady when she’s actually an evil little spitfire who tries to take Storm away from the other two men, including her brother. They eventually find out what she’s up to, and along with Storm, makes sure she gets what she deserves. Will Storm's passion for a drifter and a city slicker be the end of his empire, or will the three men stay together and fight for their love?

Cowboy from Hell

He smiled in satisfaction at Saul’s look of bewilderment. He might want to fuck Saul’s ass, but he still had a score to settle with him.


With Saul finally out of the house, Sable was all that Lettie Denis had left. Each day seemed worse than the last. Sable could almost feel the woman’s claws as she tried to hold on to her. She loved her mother, and she remembered when she was sweet and beautiful, but old age had caused her to begin to cling to those around her. But Sable couldn’t help it. She was a woman now, and it was time to leave. She hated to think about what she was doing to her. Maybe one day she would come to realize that it was her actions that had pushed everyone out of her life including her husband and children—leaving her all alone.


Chapter 16