April and Rose have always been the good girls. Still virgins at age 19 and still hadn't had a boyfriend or their first kiss. They have always been under strict rules except for when they were on their horses. Two run away 19 year old girls heading to the rodeo circuit. April has never had a crush on any boy or even seemed in interested in relationships. But can one cowboy change all of that in a blink of an eye? From a cowgirl only wanting to barrel race now finds a love that she didn't expect. Plus the challenges that comes with loving someone and dealing with other cowboys.

I want a bull rider is what they all say. All the cowgirls dream of a bullrider that'll give them a ride of a life time and every bullrider want his own cowgirl. Well what if I wanted to be a bullrider? What if I wanted to change the story?

Sequel to The One and Only Belle Bolton, aka Daddy's Little Cowgirl is the daughter of PBR Bonner Bolton. She grew up a daddy's girl and Bonner hopes it stays that way, except when retired bull rider LJ Jenkins' son starts following in his father's footsteps.

Nicky Jaxon grew up around bucking bulls. Her grandfather raises high school rodeo bulls for a living. The bulls know her so well that she can ward them away from the rider on their backs. That's right she's a bull fighter. PRCA sees her talent, ERA sees her talent, PBR recently saw her and thought she could get hurt. But after a PRCA event when a fighter was put out due to injury she proves she's not afraid of doing what she loves. Even if the enemy is a thousand pound animal. Along the way she meets PBR legends and young guns. She catches the eye of one in particular and he's just starting out as a pro. Just graduated high school she gets to be in the PBR on one of the most important teams there.

June Hazard grew up around bucking bulls her whole life. Her dating life is a lot less complicated than training and caring for over twenty of these monstrous bulls. At age 18 she is living on her grandfather's ranch, taking care of herself and loves her free time. But one night at a rodeo leaves here star struck. Her grandfather runs the ranch and let's her go out to compete with her high school rodeo team. "Grandpa I want to compete in the pros." She told him one night. "I'm not stopping you." Was his response. One person that rides for eight *seconds* One *minute* to meet a person that you've always wanted to. One *hour* to spend getting to know each other. One *day* to try and get over it. One *week* to realise you work for him. One *month* to see he could be the one. One *year* to fall in love with the one you least expected.

After a divorce she's left with her ex husband's hobby and everything included. So when she starts hauling the big bad bulls around could she also be capturing the heart of a well known bull rider? When a Fourth of July makes her see he doesn't care about what's on the outside. What's more is that she finds she has feelings for him in the terrible turn of events....

After getting a job working with the notorious Flint Rassmussen. This girl is in for the craziest thing she's ever done.

Competition has always been in the family. It started with her mom and grandmother then was passed on to her when she was old enough to do it. She rides western pleasure, but after an accident in the ring she's left with a disability that she will have to live with. The two way ranch their parents left them has two indoor arenas and a barn attached to one. The four bunkhouses on the property were for the ranch hands when they worked for their dad. Now her brother runs one side as a bull riding school and she runs a western pleasure school on the other side. They may not agree at times but their just like all siblings. One summer they decide to do a camp for their students. What will happen when her brother contacts some of the most renowned bull riders?

Lacey Freeman, Sounds familiar doesn't it? Especially when you follow the PBR world. Tandy Freeman is her dad, she gets to go to PBR events with him when she can. Her dad lets her help out in the mobile clinic set up for the injured riders. The one job she really has is getting into the chute with a possibly unconscious cowboy. Her job is to make sure he's ok while he's in the chute's dirt and the bull is still in the ring. Meaning she can get into the small spaces the men on the medical team cannot. She's great at what she does. Then turns shy when she meets a cowboy that ends up in a position only she can. In the chute, leaning against the side, head and nose bleeding, almost unconscious.

Dancing in the dirt. Rasmussen. Everyone knows Flint Rasmussen. The know he has daughters. He's now to the age where he can still do it just not as good as he used to. One of his granddaughters was blessed with the talent of dancing and taking ove his job perfectly. She's got the talent and can show up anyone who thinks they can do the job better than her. Randy James Mauney. You know him, you love him. He's a spitting image of his father. Ever since he started mutton busting he's been up in the top. If he loses first or second place he always gets back on top. He never settles for third place or second best.