Bøger af BA Tortuga

Can two divorced dads get a second chance at a redneck wedding?When Reid Porter agrees to be his best friend's man of honor, he never considers that his ex, Mateo, will be there too. Which is ridiculous, because Jennifer is marrying Mat's brother. Reid would never let Jen down, though, so he finds himself at the Leaning N Ranch with his two daughters and a whole lot of baggage about seeing Mat again.Mat loves his baby brother and would do anything for him, including face the love of his life, whom he's sure has moved on. When he and Reid come face-to-face after more than two years apart, they realize they've never let go. Now they have to do what they never could before-balance work, home, and children, while finding a way to come back around to each other's love. This is a previously published title. The publisher has changed.

Patrick Kelly needs some help. His husband passed away a while ago, and now he has a thriving medical practice, two busy kids, and one ranch outside Aspen, Colorado that he's not really sure how to run. Patrick doesn't want to give up on any part of his life, but he knows he can't do it all alone, so he turns to a service to hire a cowboy to help run the ranch and free up some of his time Caleb Warren wants his family ranch back. So he hires on to work as the foreman there through the Cowboy Wanted service, just waiting for the fancy doctor who owns the place to get tired of roughing it and sell out. The problem is, Patrick's kids love the country life, Patrick is a good man, and Caleb can't quite get past the guilt he feels about being on the road with the rodeo when his family had some real troubles to deal with. The two of them find more common ground than they expect, and between everything from animals to parent teacher meetings, Caleb lends and hand and Patrick learns to lean on Caleb for help. Can the two of them give up the past and embrace the future together?

When Kris Cerny walks back into Two Spirits, the art gallery he owns with Josh McPhee, all he wants is a clean break. Austin's booming real estate market means the building he bought years ago is worth a fortune, and with the sale, he and Josh can finally go their separate ways. They won't be reconciling, right? Josh may be sober now, but an addict is always going to be an addict, and Kris can't take that chance again.Josh isn't willing to sell. Not yet. He's discovered a new artist in Santa Fe he knows will put Two Spirits in the black, and if he can just make a success of the gallery, maybe he can earn Kris's respect, if not recapture his love. He need Kris to give him time for one more buying trip, one more gallery show. Josh wants nothing more than a final chance to make things right. Kris agrees to let Josh have this last ditch effort on one condition-- he wants to go along for the ride. On the way Josh hopes they'll find the next big thing in the art world as well as peace, forgiveness, and a love he thought was lost forever.This is a previously published title. The publisher has changed.

Connor Westin and Early Jericho have a comfortable, busy life in Denver. Connor is a lawyer who brings home the bacon and Early is a stay at home dad to their two young boys. Sure, Early is a cowboy at heart, but he loves their kids and as far as Connor is concerned they're happy in their suburban home. When Early inherits a ranch on the Western Slope of Colorado, neither is sure what they should do about it. That is until they visit, and Connor sees just how much it all means to his husband. Both men agree to uproot their family and take a shot at running the ranch together, but it takes time to shut down one life and start another. Early takes the boys to the ranch while Connor spends the summer in Denver to handle all the details of moving on. Between the long distance, the new responsibilities, and interference from a not so well meaning employee, Connor and Early have trouble staying connected. Will the ranch become the home they need it to be, or will it tear their family apart?

Maverick "Mackey" Keyes keeps the rodeo cowboys safe on his watch and he knows how to make his bullfighting team walk the line. He might be starting to feel his years, but he's a pro, and he's not afraid of anything that might happen on the arena floor. Sidney Scott knows how to go with the flow, so when his dream job passes him by, he grabs the chance to work the bull riding circuit as a TV producer. He's going to do the job right, traveling with the show, even if he hears some rumbling from the riders. Mackey and Sid butt heads more than once, but when it really counts, they manage to get on the same page. When Mackey is injured, Sid steps up to help, and things take a far more personal turn. They might have been able to ignore the growing attraction between them at work, but a long road trip over the Christmas holiday and time away from the other cowboys lets them find something together that neither of them expect, but both of them need. Cowboy Protection is an opposites attract, rodeo romance featuring a bullfighter and a corporate suit, with a side of holiday magic.

Winter Love knows how to give. He gave himself his own name after all, and he's given love to many young men who later moved on with someone they wanted more. Too many. So he's stopped putting himself out there to be hurt by the young little birds he prefers, though he does still enjoy going to the gentlemen's club where he has a membership. He's older, old-fashioned, eccentric, and content to be more about people watching these days.Harley McBride is new to New York City, having left his home in Texas for a more welcoming town. He's hard-working, friendly, and has a curious nature, which means he's having a great time meeting people. When his roommate takes him to an interesting new club, he decides to introduce himself to a man who is fascinating to him, even from across the room.Caught off-guard, Winter takes a chance in return, and asks Harley to let him make up Harley's dark eyes. Things begin to heat up, and the two of them connect in ways that neither of them could have anticipated. But Winter knows he needs to tread carefully, and Harley is used to being independent and handling things on his own. Will they be able to find a path that suits them both, or will their relationship stay simply sin deep?Sin Deep is set in The Cowboy and the Dom universe and features an opposites attract, May-December relationship.

A Border Crossing NovelAfter a night at the movies in Albuquerque, NM, Brantley's best friend, Matt, is shot right in front him during a robbery. Stunned and devastated, Brant tries to help Matt's husband, Travis, deal with the funeral details even as he struggles with his own grief and Travis's blame. When Travis's best friend arrives, Brant is both annoyed and grateful, because he is so darn tired and can use the help.Lex Espana is ashamed to admit he hasn't seen his childhood best friend since Travis's wedding. He's even more amazed that he barely remembers Brant from that wedding, because he's sure interested now. While it's weird to fall for someone at a funeral, his feelings for Brant are real and make him long for a life he didn't realize he was missing.Neither Lex nor Brant knows how to be part of an us, though, and they both have a lot to work through before they can settle in. To become a real couple, Brant and Lex will have to dig deep to get past the roadblocks in their relationship

When Dexter Appleton's best friend Huck commits suicide, it damn near kills Dex too. Huck was a bull rider with a crazy life, and leaves behind a big house, and a ton of unanswered questions. But Dex is just a simple guy, just a Texas redneck trying to scrape together a life, and he can't handle much more before he breaks. Cyrus Hughes is a professional Dom. He's shocked to learn that Huck is gone, he's met with Huck twice a month for years, and didn't expected to miss a client so much. When he heads to Texas to pay his respects, he instinctively feels protective of Huck's anxious and unlikely best friend, Dexter. The attraction between them grows, even long distance, until Cyrus insists he needs Dex with him in New York. Clinging to his last bit of hope, Dex takes a leap of faith and moves what little he still owns in with Cyrus, hoping to find his place is in the world, and learn how to love a lifestyle Dom. Their path is full of trial and error, adjusting expectations and discovering how they fit together. Cyrus and Dex try to smooth out the rough edges and create their own family, one where Cyrus hopes to convince Dex that he's not "just" anything.

In this stand-alone companion story to The Cowboy and the Dom Series, Sam's only remaining brother, Army Ranger and EOD Specialist, Jim Bowie O'Reilly, suffers an injury in the line of duty, and is sent home to the family ranch in Texas to recuperate.But sometimes you can't go home again.Thomas and Sam welcome Bowie for a visit in New York, but their D/s lifestyle doesn't easily lend itself to long-term house guests. Enter Thomas's trusted friend, EMT and former combat medic Gabriel "Angel" Rogers. The two men met once before when Bowie visited Sam for his birthday, and it doesn't take the men long to admit they had an instant attraction. They soon discover their desires overlap as well and they set each other on fire.But two big men need space and, as neither is in love with the city, Bowie invites Angel back to Texas to vacation in one of the run-down beach houses he's flipped. On the eve of their departure though, Angel's coworker and friend is gravely injured in an accident leaving his ambulance crew shorthanded, and Angel stays behind to help his team get back on their feet.The distance might be more than either man can handle. With a whole country between them, they manage to derail something that had been going so well and it takes a risky intervention to stop them from ruining the best thing they've ever had.

Razor blades left by a murderer continue to remind Sam and Thomas of James, the man they lost to violence... whose killer is still out there and seems to be watching them constantly, biding his time. Meanwhile, their carefully built relationship also teeters on the edge of a knife. Sam's efforts to be the kind of full-time sub he thinks Thomas wants fail miserably, and Thomas must accept the fact that Sam is unique and his lover's needs don't lend themselves to the typical high protocol BDSM lifestyle. They contend with jealousy, confusion, arguments and stress, and when communication starts to break down, they struggle to reconcile their massive differences and learn what it means to be a them. An emotional misunderstanding might be the last straw--or the opportunity the killer has been waiting for to take Sam out of Thomas's life once and for all.