Dallas Rivals

Author: Marcia DM
Genre(s): Romance | Adult
Total pages: 115

Dallas Rivals

I learned to live in silence. Until she walked onto my ranch with her laughter, her chaos, and the worst idea I ever had: letting her stay.

OLIVER
My life was quiet. Lonely, but quiet.
By day, I close million-dollar deals in Dallas. By dusk, I come home. To the horses, to the dust of the road, to the silence I taught myself to love.
I don’t need anyone. I don’t want anyone.
Until Cala Saint-Clair walks into my life with her untamable spirit, her easy laugh, and a look that could set the desert on fire.
She comes to work for me. But from day one, she turns every meeting into a battle. She doesn’t follow rules. She doesn’t keep her distance. And worst of all:
She refuses to be intimidated.
She came to reorganize my ranch, but ends up unraveling my entire world. Her voice haunts me. Her scent slips into my thoughts. And for the first time in years, my past begins to tremble.
Beneath my control and her defiance, something is growing. Something neither of us can stop.
And I know that when a storm like this breaks loose… someone always gets hurt.

CALA
I was going to be a journalist. Until life decided otherwise.
After my father’s accident, I dropped out of college, gave up my dreams, and took the only job that could save my family: working at Oliver Walker’s ranch. The coldest, most closed-off, most impossible man I’ve ever met.
They told me not to hold his gaze. Not to talk too much. To do my job and disappear.
I was never any good at following rules.
Every time I stand up to him, something in him cracks a little. Every time he looks at me, something in me catches fire.
The man everyone swears has no heart is becoming my obsession.
And I’m starting to fear I’ll walk off this ranch without my soul intact.

Cowboy romance. Grumpy x sunshine. Workplace romance. Brooding hero. Slow burn.
Third book in the Walker Brothers saga. Can be read as a standalone. Full series available on Kindle Unlimited.

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