She is the urban woman who declines to be burdened with a male. He is the cowboy who desires her nonetheless. The next book in the Rebel Blue Ranch series, written by the author of the BookTok sensation Done and Dusted, showcases a small town romance theme with elements of opposites attracting and forced proximity. Soft, engaging, and full of delightful suspense. Elsie Silver, the author whose books have reached the USA Today bestseller list. Ada Hart doesn't need a man to take care of her. Not anymore. Following her struggles in the interior design program and the failed marriage, Ada worked hard to rise from her lowest point. Presently, solely herself is the one she has faith in, leading her to unprecedented achievements. The lady owns her business, and she got hired by one of the biggest ranches in Wyoming for the most crucial project of her professional journey. Upon Ada's arrival in Meadowlark, she discovers herself in a rundown bar, unable to evade the gaze of an attractive cowboy. When guiding him to the rear of the bar, she bids him farewell with a kiss that many can only dream of. There is a sense of almost regret in knowing she will never see him again. . . He happens to be her new boss, as it turns out. Weston Ryder carries a joyful demeanor. Now that the mystery woman from the bar is working as the interior designer for his family's ranch project, he is even more delighted. He feels as if he struck gold. It's unfortunate that she has no desire to interact with him beyond work. Ada remains certain that the attraction she experiences towards Wes will diminish, though Wes finds himself unable to get her out of his mind. Walls may crumble around Rebel Blue, but Ada's barriers remain steadfast. Will they be able to complete this project without succumbing? Will they risk their dreams for love, or will they choose differently?
