Wild Then Wed

They married to save the land.

They didn’t mean to fall in love on it.
Wren Wilding is a horse trainer who knows how to keep her heart fenced in. Sawyer Hart is the city’s quietly brooding veterinarian with a tragic past he doesn’t talk about. Their families have been rivals for decades—neighbors in name, strangers in every other way.
When a new county water regulation threatens both ranches, Wren and Sawyer agree to a marriage of convenience. One year. No strings. Absolutely no feelings.

But living under the same roof makes it harder to ignore the quiet pull between them—or the ghosts they’ve both brought with them. And when tension gives way to something undeniable, they’ll have to decide: keep pretending, or risk everything on something real.