Tails of the Wander Inn & Farm (Aspen Hollow #1)

Beau

Listening to my father take my mother from me was my worst nightmare. The only good that came from it was him ending his life as well, giving me a second chance at a real family.

My father was on the force. Someone meant to protect and serve, not torment and destroy. Now, I'm a cop too, a shield for people like my younger self. I will never waste the chance to do better than him.

Returning to Aspen Hollow and taking down the corrupt system from within was not part of my plan. I never expected I’d stay and fall in love with not only the town but also the feisty farmer, Jolene DuVall.

When my world of black and white is blurred gray, will I be flexible? Or will my rigidity cost me the one woman who sets me on fire?

Jolene

Life has never been easy for the DuVall women—a lesson I learned the hard way when my father forced my hand at thirteen. Since then, the universe had other plans for me, constantly throwing challenges my way.

With the family farm and inn both thriving, I’m able to focus on the path fate set for me—I’m a vigilante, saving those who can’t save themselves.

For years, I’ve been able to fly under the radar, but all that changed when the sexy new sheriff, Beau Calhoun, came to town. Try as I may, I can’t fight my pull towards him.

Only when lines are crossed and secrets surface will I know if he will shift from living in the light to accepting my dark.

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Welcome to the sleepy town of Aspen Hollow, where friends are family, lost souls are always welcome, and magic and dark secrets lie closer to the surface than anyone would ever dare to admit.

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A conversation between a group of friends turned into an idea for a shared world series, where the residents take care of their own in very unorthodox ways.

...Thus, the Aspen Hollow series was born!

Join our merry band of misfits as we take you on a hog-wild ride of vigilantes enacting justice, explosive magic, and steamy romance!

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