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It took only one impusive moment on an empty two-lane highway to cost her everything.
A man’s responsible for his own prosperity—especially if he’s Cooper Barnett, the most determined cowboy in the West. No one knows what he sacrificed to claim a piece of Beartooth, Montana, for himself and his beautiful fiancée, Livie. No one knows what he’s willing to do for love…until a stranger’s twisted vendetta threatens the happy ending they should’ve had long ago.
One fateful mistake isn’t the only secret Livie Hamilton is keeping from her fiancé. Victimized during a treacherous blizzard by a man she thought she could trust, she’s pregnant…but unsure who the father is. With an unknown blackmailer threatening to expose her, she must confess to Cooper and trust he’ll still protect her. But when the truth falls into place, she may lose the only man she’s ever loved—or worse.
Praise for New York Times bestselling author B.J. Daniels
“Daniels is truly an expert at Western romantic suspense.”
—RT Book Reviews on Atonement
“Romantic suspense that will keep readers guessing. If you like Longmire, this is the book for you.”
—RT Book Reviews on Forsaken
“Will keep readers on the edge of their chairs from beginning to end.”
—Booklist on Forsaken
“Action-packed and chock-full of suspense.”
—Under the Covers on Redemption
“Fans of Western romantic suspense will relish Daniels’ tale of clandestine love played out in a small town on the Great Plains.”
—Booklist on Unforgiven
Wild Horses
B.J. Daniels
MILLS & BOON
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When I thought about who I’d like to dedicate this book to, my father, Harry Burton Johnson, came to mind. Wild Horses is about wild things and Montana. My father loved both.
The moment he saw Montana he wanted to live here. That’s how my family ended up living in a cabin in the Gallatin Canyon when I was young.
He made us a zip line off the mountain, built us a log playhouse fort and piled up snow to fill it with water to make us a skating rink out front. He made rubber-guns and kites. There wasn’t anything he couldn’t make.
My father had such a joy for life and he passed it on to me. He loved Montana and he passed that love on to me, as well.
That’s why this book is for him. Miss you, Dad.
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