Marry Me, Maybe? (Bristlecone Springs #2)

Hudson Granger was mine for one summer. And one summer was enough to ruin me for anyone else. On my father’s ranch, we worked side by side. Rode hard. Kissed harder.

Between sunburns and sweat, he became my everything.

I told him I loved him before I left for university. A month later, he married a woman and built a family.

I should’ve let him go. But the land keeps us tied together. Now we speak in silences sharp as barbed wire. Every glance feels like a bullet.

Every day, I hate him a little more. Every day, I remember how it felt to...

Hudson Granger was mine for one summer. And one summer was enough to ruin me for anyone else. On my father’s ranch, we worked side by side. Rode hard. Kissed harder.

Between sunburns and sweat, he became my everything.

I told him I loved him before I left for university. A month later, he married a woman and built a family.

I should’ve let him go. But the land keeps us tied together. Now we speak in silences sharp as barbed wire. Every glance feels like a bullet.

Every day, I hate him a little more. Every day, I remember how it felt to love him.

Then his world falls apart—wife gone, a three-year-old depending on him, and Hudson barely holding himself together. And just like that, I’m caught in his gravity again.

Four years ago, we loved each other at the wrong time. It nearly destroyed me. Now, with a child between us and old wounds ripped open, do I dare to trust him again?

Marry Me, Maybe? is a second-chance romance about a man who couldn’t believe he was worthy of love and the choices that shattered the one person who already loved him.

It’s hurt/comfort wrapped in enemies-to-lovers, tangled with single-dad sweetness, and set in a small town where gossip beats the speed of light.

Along the way, expect a flamboyant wedding planner, a no-nonsense sheriff, an infamous hen with her own TikTok following, and two stubborn men learning that love doesn’t always come at the same time, but it’s worth fighting for when it finally does.