The Ranch Foreman's Quiet Daughter

Cora Lee Hollis came back to sell her father's ranch. She didn't count on the man still running it. Wade Tyree has spent twelve years keeping the Bar-Seven alive for a family that never thanked him, and he isn't about to let the developer's money pave it over — even if the new owner is the only woman he ever wanted and the one he let go. She's his boss now. He's her foreman. Between them are sixteen letters hidden in a tack room wall, one contaminated herd, and the summer neither of them will talk about. The offer doubles. The land doesn't. And when Cora has to choose between the check and the Blue Ridge, she finds out that some inheritances can't be sold.