Holding Ground at Harrow Ranch
A Slow-Burn Romantic Suspense Novel

About this book:

Charlotte Harrow didn't come home to heal—she came to liquidate. Six months. That's what her grandfather's will demands: run the failing two-thousand-acre ranch or watch the bank swallow the only legacy she never wanted. But Arthur Harrow's final joke has teeth, and the land isn't the only thing fighting back. Fences are cut. Water turns toxic. Fire races the foothills. And somewhere in the shadows, a patient enemy is dismantling Harrow Ranch piece by piece.

Luke Dawson has bled for this ground for eight years. He doesn't need a city lawyer in silk blouses and ruined heels telling him how to survive a drought, a hostile neighbor, and a ranch that's been dying since before she left. He sure as hell doesn't need the way she looks at him when she thinks he isn't watching—like she's calculating his value and finding him wanting. But the sabotage is escalating, and the only way to save what they both claim to protect is to stop fighting each other and start trusting the enemy at their backs.

In a valley where silence hides danger and every sunset paints the mountains in warning colors, Charlotte and Luke have six months to turn a graveyard of debts into a working ranch. The land doesn't care about their past. It only cares who's willing to hold the line when the siege comes. And it's coming.