The Wrong Kind of Timing

Brooke has known what she wants for a long time.

A business of her own. A life she’s built for herself.

And Brody Sheridan.

The only problem is that she first fell for Brody when she was seventeen and he was twenty-eight—old enough to know better, decent enough to keep his distance, and far too aware of her protective older brother to make an already complicated situation worse.

That was years ago.

Brooke isn’t seventeen anymore, and Brody isn’t pretending not to notice her now.

In Paradise Valley, where ranching families have known each other for generations, it’s hard to hide anything for long. Their friends can see what’s happening. Brody keeps finding reasons to be wherever Brooke is. Brooke has never made much of a secret of the fact that she thinks he’s amazing. And after years of almosts, maybes, and terrible timing, it finally feels as though they might be getting somewhere.

Brody is the steady one. A cattleman through and through, he’s the man everyone relies on—the foreman who keeps one of Paradise Valley’s biggest ranches running and the kind of cowboy who always does the right thing.

Brooke has spent years working hard, saving carefully, and building toward a future of her own.

Now that future may finally be within reach.

So is Brody.

They’ve waited long enough for the timing to be right.
It would be a shame if life had other ideas.

The Wrong Kind of Timing is the first book in the Kitty’s Creek Ranch series—a small-town Montana cowboy romance about five brothers raised as family, the lives they’ve built across Paradise Valley, and the women who might finally bring them home.