Eight Seconds to Fall
A Rodeo Romance

About this book:

Thirty-four-year-old bullfighter Wyatt Kelly has survived broken bones, titanium screws, and two decades of standing between fallen riders and fifteen hundred pounds of fury. He doesn't need a reckless twenty-two-year-old rookie with a death wish and a smart mouth making his job harder. But Cash Cole rides like he's got nothing to lose, and the way he looks at Wyatt—like a challenge, like a promise—makes the veteran's blood run hotter than any arena lights.

Cash didn't come to the circuit to make friends. He came to win, to outrun the shadows at his heels, and to prove he's not the mistake everyone back home says he is. He sure as hell didn't come for the grumpy, graying bullfighter who talks like a father and moves like a ghost. Except Wyatt's the only one who sees past Cash's grin to the cracks underneath, and every time their paths cross in the dirt, the line between protection and possession blurs a little more.

From Abilene to San Angelo, the road is long, the bulls are mean, and the nights are cold. But when the gate bangs open and the whistle blows, there's only eight seconds to stay on, eight seconds to step in, eight seconds to fall—and neither man is ready for the ride of his life.