Once Hitched Twice Shy is Available Now

Book 1 in the Unlikely Cowgirl Series is available now!
Once Hitched, Twice Shy features a popular video blogger
who finds herself swept away by a handsome country cowboy.
Is this city single destined to become a Montana Bride?

I really think you guys are going to enjoy this new series! I had so much fun writing about cowboys again! And these guys are definitely worth reading about! Hunter hasn't had the easiest go at relationships, and the poor guy is still on the mend. But he discovers that he's actually got a whole lot of love to give, despite his reservations. I think you're going to love Mia too. She's snarky and fun and has a whole lot of talent that she's not afraid to share. She never pictured herself as a girl who would fall for a cowboy, but Hunter gains her attention on day one. Plenty of challenges threaten to keep them apart, but if their love is meant to be, it will conquer all - right? Check out the blurb below. Hope you enjoy!

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Mia Reynolds is the host of popular Vlog show, Try My Life, where she tries other folks’ jobs while the camera rolls. So far, most episodes have been filmed in Portland, her hometown, yet when Mia gets an invitation from her Granddad to try life on his ranch in Montana, she’s ready for roping, riding, and even shoveling piles of muck. What Mia isn’t prepared for is losing her heart to the brooding ranch hand, Hunter Coleman.

Hunter lost big in love when his ex left him for her Hollywood dreams. So when Mia Reynolds spends a week on the ranch to film her hit online show, Hunter is sure she’s just another version of his self-centered ex. But all too soon he sees new sides of the fun-loving woman that urge him to toss his wounded heart to the wind and give love another try.

Once sparks start to fly, Mia's forced to make a difficult choice, one that gives Hunter a bad case of Déjà vu. When the fear of losing another woman to the spotlight becomes too much, Hunter might have to cut his losses before he gets in too deep. The trouble is, he's already in over his head.