And Then You Kiss (Crested Butte)

Blythe Cochran is a woman who’s never been treated the cowboy way—and Jace Rice knows he is just the man to teach her what that means. Unless his brother Tucker manages to win her heart first. The last place Blythe Cochran wants to spend Thanksgiving is at the Flying R Ranch in Crested Butte, but that’s where she’s headed. Her parents told her they were going no matter what, so if she hadn’t agreed to come, she would’ve spent the holiday alone. When she asks her best friend, Renie Fairchild, to fix her up with a hot cowboy for the weekend, she doesn’t expect her to deliver the hottest looking twins Blythe has ever seen. Jace Rice’s heart is broken, and here he is, getting ready to spend Thanksgiving with the woman who broke it. When he meets her best friend, the dread he’s been feeling quickly changes to eager anticipation. She may very well be the woman who makes him forget all others who came before her. The only problem is, his twin Tucker feels the same way. Jace knows it without Tucker needing to say a word. As Tucker watches the scene unfold between his brother and the woman taking his breath away, he feels the slow burn of envy creep up his spine. He is rarely envious of his twin, but this time, he wishes he was the one looking in her eyes, and holding her hand a little longer than necessary. Just because Jace saw her first, doesn’t mean Tucker plans to step aside. He has every intention of making her his. Will Blythe be drawn to easy-going cowboy Jace? Or will brooding artist Tucker win her over? Regardless of whom she chooses, there is a dark secret the twins share that could ruin both their chances with the raven-haired beauty. When the secret is exposed, it not only threatens the relationship between the two brothers, it also threatens the life of the woman they’ve both fallen in love with.