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About Bridgewater County Series Boxed Set, Books 1–3 (The Bridgewater County Series)

Ride Me Dirty: Her life is in New York. The property she’s inherited is in Bridgewater, Montana. Going back to the town she visited every summer as a child stirs up long-forgotten memories and a girlhood crush on not one teen-turned-hot-cowboy but two: cousins Jack and Sam Kane. Fortunately for her, in Bridgewater one cowboy’s never enough. In this contemporary version of Vanessa Vale’s USA Today bestselling, Bridgewater Ménage series, Catherine is forced to choose the life she really wants: the big-city lawyer or the small-town cowgirl with two men who want to take her for a very dirty ride. Claim Me Hard: Hiding from a crazy ex-boyfriend, Hannah Winters is determined to keep her head down and her heart locked safely away. Burned out from practicing medicine and dealing with a controlling jerk, her interest in romance is at absolute zero … until they walk in. One look at Cole and Declan and Hannah is going to have a very hard time keeping the ice around her heart from melting. Declan grew up in Bridgewater, and his job as a police officer means he’s got an instinct for trouble, and Hannah Winters stirs up all kind of feelings he can’t fight. When his friend, Cole finds out about the sexy type-A woman with desire in her eyes but lies on her lips, he’s just as determined to tame her and uncover her deepest fears—and desires. When her past catches up to her, it’ll be Cole and Declan who convince her to stop running, from her past and from the desire burning white hot between them. They’re going to claim her, even if they have to do it the hard way … one seductive kiss at a time. Take Me Fast: Rory and Cooper haven’t forgotten Laura. She is the one for them, the one who became theirs one starry night before shipping off to boot camp. They didn’t expect seven years to pass before they saw her again. She’s changed, has secrets. But they don’t care. They’ll do everything they can to make her theirs. Because in Bridgewater, one cowboy is never enough.