Falling for a Bossy Cowboy
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She's a sports legend at a crossroads. He's a cowboy with no filter. Can two opposites learn to trust, grow, and fight for love?
When Derin Vargas trades his boots for the title of sports complex manager, he's faced with new challenges—and a pro-tennis player who isn't afraid to push back. Bossy and unrelenting, Derin's honesty might just be the wake-up call Madison Moore needs as she fights to salvage her career.
Madison Moore, a world-famous athlete grappling with the reality of an uncertain future, finds herself at Vargas Guest Ranch. The last thing she expects is a blunt cowboy whose unfiltered truths cut deep yet awaken her courage.
In this heartwarming Christian romance, Derin and Madison's journey is one of bold honesty and faith-driven growth. Will love lead them to find strength in vulnerability—and each other?
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Created about 1 year agoAbout Karen Baney
Karen Baney is passionate about writing stories full of flawed characters. She enjoys weaving together stories of second chances, redemption, and overcoming personal trials. As a transplant to Arizona in the late 1990s, she loves researching the state's history and finding ways to seamlessly incorporate real history and real settings into her novels. In addition to writing and speaking, Karen works as a Software Development Manager for a Christian ministry.
Her faith plays an important role both in her life and in her writing. Karen and her husband, Jim, make their home in Gilbert, Arizona, with their two dogs, Bella and Daisy. Both Jim and Karen are active at Rock Point Church in Queen Creek, Arizona.