Saddle Up, Sunshine
A Cowboy Romance in Small-Town Montana

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
Josie Albright spent six years telling Tulsa whether to carry an umbrella. Then the station let her go, and a college roommate offered her the only job going: fall nanny on a Montana cattle ranch, until the first of November, no forecasting required.

Nolan Halvorson doesn't want a nanny, and he really doesn't want a weather girl. He's a widowed rancher with a six-year-old daughter, a bottle calf named Biscuit, a drought that has the grass the color of cardboard, and a bank that wants its money. He hasn't trusted a forecast in two years. He greets Josie at the cattle guard with three words and calls her "Sunshine" like it's an insult.

But Josie can read the sky better than anyone in the Judith Basin, Ruby has decided she's staying, and the hay has to come in before the rain. Josie keeps one eye on the clouds and the other on a man who never says what he means. Nolan keeps finding reasons to be in the kitchen.

This grumpy single dad cowboy romance is a standalone small town love story with a slow burn, a spicy heart, a ranch worth fighting for, and a storm that's coming whether anyone likes the forecast or not.

Ride in, listen close, and fall for Montana.