Take Me Home
Olympic show jumper Hattie Townsend’s life is perfect…until she discovers it’s built on a lie.
Wealthy, athletic, and championed by her mother, Hattie has always known exactly who she is. But then her world is shattered with a lie her mother’s been keeping since the day she was born.
Determined to learn her true identity, Hattie sets off on what’s supposed to be a quick trip to meet her biological father—a successful horse breeder and owner of Whispering Pines Ranch.
She’s met at the airport by a rusty pickup and her father’s broody ranch hand, Lincoln Galloway. The grump immediately dismisses her as a spoiled Pony Club Princess, but she’s hell-bent on proving him wrong.
Hattie and Lincoln have nothing in common—except a love of horses and a penchant for getting on each other’s nerves. Their heated arguments quickly turn to smoldering touches, until they’re tangled up in a whirlwind romance neither of them was looking for.
The burning hot chemistry between the two is undeniable, but Lincoln belongs in Montana and Hattie’s life is back in California. With an end date on the horizon, Hattie faces a tough choice between the place she grew up, and the quaint small town that now feels like home.
Take Me Home is an adult romance with open door scenes. Closed door modifications are provided in the front matter for those wanting to skip these scenes. This book contains frequent innuendo and adult language, as well as grief over the death of loved ones (past) and a tumultuous parent relationship. Please use this content warning to make an informed decision before reading this book.
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