The Bradford Brothers of Honky Tonk

The Bradford Brothers of Honky Tonk, Texas is a seven-book, stand-alone series featuring cowboys who have swapped out ranching for small-town living. And not just any small town, but one with a colorful background and storefronts such as Pump and Grind Coffee Shop, Get the Hair Outta Here, Junk and Disorderly, and The Family Jewels.

By night this rough-and-tough cowboy was a best-selling romance author. If anyone ever found out, life as he knew it would be over, for he and his brothers were legendary in Honky Tonk, Texas—known for being six-foot-gorgeous quintessential cowboys who’d migrated from ranching to small-town living.

Clementine Duvall should come with a warning label. She'd been a pain in his backside when they were adolescents and was a pain in his backside now. But training protection dogs was serious business and had no place for juvenile antics. It didn't keep her from insisting her method of training was better than his. Didn't matter that he was the expert and she the apprentice. Didn't matter that they were being forced to room together for six months. Didn't matter that his libido was at war with his brain.

When he’d been young, stupid, and thinking he could strut sittin’ down, he’d broken her heart. She wasn't the first girl he'd ever been with, but she was the first girl--the only girl--he'd ever loved. In his youthful arrogance, he'd broken her heart. But now, 18 years later, she was back. Could he convince her that of all the things she was throwing away from her father's estate, he was the one worth keeping?

Gavin had been on top of the world until he discovered his new assistant was his brother's ex-fiancée. Thirteen years had passed since the high school sweethearts ended things and Juliette had moved away. In all that time, no one ever suspected Gavin had held a secret attraction for her. Not his brother. Not his friends. And certainly not the woman herself.

He’d married her once before. On the playground in third grade. There'd been many women in Ben's life since. But when she confesses her internal clock is ticking, he admits he's ready to settle down, too. So, they make a wager. If Ben finds Mrs. Right first, Kizzy pays for his rehearsal dinner. If she finds Mr. Right first, he pays for her wedding dress. Only they didn't establish any rules.

Shane and Jaycie were friends-with-benefits until she decided to go on a sex fast--and to convince the single ladies in Honky Tonk to do the same. Shane wasn't the only man up in arms about this crusade, but he'd been the one roped into stopping her.