A Hero's Home // A Hero's Temptation — Tessa Layne

The fourth book in this sexy series from USA Today Bestselling Author, Tessa Layne. Featuring five stand-alone books with hunky heroes, HEA's and your favorite characters from the Cowboys of the Flint Hills series.

When a grouchy veteran rescues a cheerful hippie will it be a match made in heaven or a disaster waiting to happen?

When Army Ranger Jason Case accepts an invitation from his closest friend to join Resolution Ranch, the last thing he expected was to be a hero to Prairie's resident hippie, Millie Prescott. He's no hero, and he wants to be left alone.

Millie knows she and Jason have a cosmic connection â€" he saved her from certain death. There's only one problem…

•He Loves Bacon â€" She Loves Tofu
•He's a hardened warrior â€" She's a peacemaker
•He's the man of her dreams â€" She's a thorn in his side

Neither Jason or Millie could have predicted the blistering heat that erupts between them, and in a moment of lust-fueled insanity, the grouchy vet agrees to help Miss Sunshine save her struggling vineyard and put Prairie on the map for heirloom wine.

But trouble comes to Prairie when Jason's family decides they'll stop at nothing to bring Jason back where he belongs, running the Case wine empire. And Jason must decide how far he's willing to go to ensure the woman he's fallen for doesn't become collateral damag

Q&A About Resolution Ranch and the new Flint Hills Military Heroes Series

Q: What inspired this spinoff?
A: This spinoff was inspired by my relationship with Heroes & Horses, an organization in Montana that works with veterans. While this series focuses on veterans dealing with the aftermath of war, it's also about cowboys, ranching, and small-town life in the west. You'll still see your favorite characters from the Cowboys of the Flint Hills series.

Q: In what order should I read the books?
A: Each book in the series is a standalone novel with an HEA. There is overlap with some of the incidents in the Cowboys of the Flint Hills books. While they can be read in any order, I recommend they be read in the order of publication.