Rebel Cowboy

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Perfect for fans of Carolyn Brown and Linda Lael Miller, Nicole Helm delivers cowboys with heart She'll do anything to save her family, but she never expected it would include the hockey-star-turned-cowboy with the power to upend her world-and her heart. For hotshot NHL star Dan Sharpe, hockey isn't just his job-it's his everything. But when claims of cheating get him bounced from the ice, he finds himself feeling lost. Everyone thinks he's crazy for taking on his grandfather's ramshackle Montana ranch, but hey, he's Dan Sharpe- how hard can it be As it turns out Plenty hard. Mel Shaw has been fighting tooth and nail to keep her family from falling apart. The last thing she needs is a distraction, but taking a job as some city slicker's consultant may be her only chance to save the land she loves.

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"Rebel Cowboy is a beautifully crafted romance... The end of the story is just perfect. It's believable, and exactly right for these characters, especially since their journey to this point was rocky at best. I loved this book and look forward to more books in this series as well as other stories by Nicole Helm." - USA Today Happily Ever After
"Helm delves into the depths of her characters' emotions, revealing their foibles and making them incredibly human. With plenty of sexual tension and scintillating love scenes, this romance is a true page-turner. " - Publishers Weekly
"REBEL COWBOY is recommended for anyone who likes slow burn emotional stories with hot sex, anyone who likes tales of folks bringing new life to one another and anyone who gets a kick out of alpacas." - Fresh Fiction
"Rebel Cowboy is a sweet and sexy introduction to the Big Sky Cowboys series." - Book Reviews and More
"I loved this book and look forward to more books in this series as well as other stories by Nicole Helm." - USA Today HEA

Author Bio

Nicole Helm writes down-to-earth contemporary romance specializing in people who don't live close enough to neighbors for them to be a problem. When she's not writing she spends her time dreaming about someday owning a barn. She lives with her husband and two young sons in Missouri.