Painfully single Harper lies to her frenemy about being engaged. She thinks nothing of it until she’s invited on a couples-only getaway out of town. Needing a fake fiancé, Harper goes to the only man who’s ever cared about her—her best friend—and asks for a favor.
She can pretend she’s not in love with him, but her heart knows the truth.
Ethan Bishop’s too stubborn for his own good and will do anything for Harper, even if it means risking his heart. Pretending to be engaged to the woman he’s always loved proves to be more difficult than he expected. Especially when his repressed feelings bubble to the surface.
He can act like they’re only friends, but everyone sees through their façade.
While they’ve agreed that none of it is real, it’s hard to keep up the act when their kisses become more passionate. Rules are broken and lines blurred when they fall between the sheets.
Though they’ll deny their true feelings, one thing is certain—there’s no going back now.
Kissing the Cowboy is a complete stand-alone and can be read without reading any of the other books or spin-off series, but if you prefer to read in order, start with Hitching the Cowboy as the characters and families do interconnect.