Farmhand with Benefits: A Grumpy/Sunshine M/M Cowboy Romance

A dead-end dirt road. A failing ranch. And a high-powered lawyer who is about to get his hands dirty.

Elliot Cross's life was a meticulously planned sequence of billable hours and carefully ignored misery—until his cheating ex and a dying car abandon him in rural Montana. Stranded, exhausted, and wearing four-hundred-dollar Italian loafers, the last thing the corporate litigator expects is to be rescued by a man who looks like he was carved from the mountains and communicates mostly in glares.

Wes Calloway is drowning. His family's ranch is days away from foreclosure, his tractor is held together by habit, and his stubborn pride is the only thing keeping him standing. He doesn't have the time or the patience for a sharp-tongued, soft-handed city boy looking for a place to crash.

But when Elliot rolls up his sleeves to muck stalls and applies his ruthless legal brilliance to the ranch's crippling debt, their temporary, professional arrangement blurs into something entirely unexpected. Trapped together in a house with thin walls, shared coffee, and undeniable heat, the friction between them ignites into a fire neither can put out.

Wes is terrified of letting someone in, and Elliot has sworn off giving his heart to men who don't deserve it. But as the bank deadline looms and a brutal Montana storm threatens to wipe out everything they've built, they will have to risk everything to save the ranch—and each other.