Rougharoundtheedges Stories

Imagine life after another world war. Would it be all nice and dandy? Colorful? Gloomy? Would governments exist? Find out how Jaelyn, Kofi, and Paris live in a world where survival is the only option.

Fleur is just a regular teen, nothing out of the ordinary. Her parents aren't dead, she isn't a secret agent (yet) and she doesn't party (or have many friends for that matter). That all changes when she runs into a secret agent, Sterling Archer. From then she gets shot, drugged, kidnapped to New York, gets an internship without any qualifications and... well... 'chemical reactions' occur. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Note this is technically a fanfic, but readers don't need to know anything about the show :)* Please give this a chance, it might not be great- but good for a laugh! XD Thank you! ~ Saydi :D

Hudson Tate is a first-class bull rider with a chip on his shoulder and a long-standing rule-never trust a city girl. After too many broken promises and one too many high heels in the dirt, he's earned his reputation as the rodeo circuit's most irresistible player-and its most guarded heart. Then comes Callie Monroe, a top-ranked barrel racer with a sleek look and a city-girl reputation that rubs Hudson the wrong way from the start. She's too polished, too confident, and too good at pretending she doesn't care what people think. Hudson can't stand her-until he starts noticing the calluses on her hands, the way she trains her horse before dawn, and how she talks about the land like she grew up breathing it. Turns out, Callie isn't who he thought she was. Raised on a dusty ranch and shoved into city life by family pressure, she's spent years fighting to prove she belongs back in the saddle-and not in some glass tower. As tensions turn to sparks, Hudson is forced to face the one thing he's avoided his entire life: letting someone in. But with both their careers on the line and past wounds refusing to heal, will love be enough to rope in a cowboy who's always ridden solo?