A Love Song in Wyoming — E. Ayers

Angie has a problem. Country music star, Johnny Rockthorne bought the property next to her family's ranch. She loves his attention and it makes her heart sing, but she doesn't want to be a rich boy's toy. Then her first love shows up and claims he's returned for her. Both men promise her a better life. One can give her everything she's ever wanted, and the other can give her anything she wants. Novella 39,000 words.

Johnny Rockthorne, America's most popular country vocalist, finds his dream home in ranching community of Creeds Crossing where he can relax between concerts and write music. He also finds Angie Clovis. She's part Native American with long, straight, black hair and sky-blue eyes. As his heart reaches out for her, she becomes the inspiration for a new song.

Angie's a cowgirl from a poor ranching family with a secret that she's never told anyone. All she's ever wanted was to fall in love, settle down on a successful ranch, and have a few children. Jacino "Jack" Alveraz comes back into town, and once again, she finds herself falling for his smooth lines and promises of better life on a ranch with him. Torn between two men, she's forced to make a split second decision.