❤️????Millie used to play by the rules... until meeting a Wilder!❤️????
????Cowboy romance
????Opposites attract
????Bad Boy-Good Girl
????Spicy times in the library
A brand new, sweet and spicy cowboy romance by NYT bestseller Maisey Yates!
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A cheating fiancé and a cancelled engagement won't bring librarian Millie Talbot down. As the descendant of Rustler Mountain's historic Sheriff, she wants to bring back the town's Gold Rush Days. Thousands of people used to visit for their rodeo, home tours, and the notorious shootout re-enactment between legendary outlaw Austin Wilder and Sheriff Lee Talbot.
But to pull it off, Millie needs to wrangle some help. Enter Austin Wilder, descendent of the Wilder outlaws and a real grumpy pain in the ass. Just the person Millie needs to make her dream a reality!
The Wilders are rumored to be as true to their last name as their ancestors. But Austin is determined to prove there's more to his infamous family. He'll say yes to irritatingly charming Millie's request, but he wants something in return. He intends to clear his family name by writing the true history of his outlaw ancestors and Millie might just hold the key.
Working together isn't exactly a walk in the park for Austin and Millie... but as sparks start to fly between this bad boy and good girl, will either of them come out of it unscathed?
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Praise for Maisey Yates:
"What a fantastic, original take on the wild west, and such a wonderful look at what makes us who we are. An absolutely wonderful, unputdownable story, with characters that grow right into your heart." -Lori Foster, New York Times bestselling author on Rustler Mountain
"Saddle up for a fabulous ride through the captivating landscape of Rustler Mountain by Maisey Yates. With her trademark charm and wit, Yates delivers a heartwarming tale that will leave readers breathless and longing for more." -RaeAnne Thayne, New York Times bestselling author
"An enchanting and romantic modern western. You won't want to leave Rustler Mountain." -Kat Martin, New York Times bestselling author
