"Wild Enough" by Bonnie Poirier
Tessa Callahan left the ranch years ago, trading barbed wire for city streets. But when her uncle dies, she’s pulled back to a home that’s more than just tired, it’s drowning.
With a mountain of debt, a predatory ex-fiancé circling, and a property in the crosshairs of an auction, Tessa is fighting for survival. She doesn't need a hero, and she certainly doesn't need Wyatt Hargrove.
Wyatt Hargrove is a man of the land, steady, solid, and built from the Rockies.
He runs a sprawling ranch and a successful brewery, but his biggest challenge isn't business, it's a promise he made to a dying man to watch over his niece.
To Tessa, Wyatt is the "vulture" waiting to pick her family’s bones clean.
To Wyatt, Tessa is the fire he can’t put out and the one thing he’s determined to protect, even if she hates him for it.
As secrets from the past resurface and the pressure to sell reaches a breaking point, Tessa must decide if she and Wyatt are enemies or if he's the only thing standing between the Callahan ranch and total ruin.
In a place where stubbornness is instilled at birth, can two people who want completely opposite things find common ground?
