Baker Brothers of Copper Creek (PAPERBACK BUNDLE)

Book 1 - Cowboys & Protective Ways - He’s loved her since the first day he saw her at the diner. She doesn’t know a good thing when it’s sitting right in front of her. After a dangerous situation forces them together on his family’s ranch, will she finally come to her senses?

Book 2 - Cowboys & Crushes - She left Copper Creek to forget about him. Now she’s back. And he can’t stop thinking about her.

Book 3 - Cowboys & Christmas Kisses - He loves Christmas on the ranch. She dreads all the fake holiday cheer. Will Christmas derail their chance at love?

Book 4 - Cowboys & Broken Hearts - A secret baby. A fiery redhead. And a cowboy who's off-limits. Will Brock and Piper be able to deny their attraction to each other?

Book 5 - Cowboys & Second Chances - He’s loved her since they were kids. She thinks they’re just best friends. Can he risk their friendship for a chance at love?

Book 6 - Cowboys & Wedding Woes - She’s from the rival ranch next door. He’s trying to save his family legacy. Will his secret ruin their chance at happiness?

Book 7- Cowboys’ Mom Finds Love - She’s afraid of loving again. But he’s not letting his former high school crush get away a second time.


Natalie Dean is a USA Today Best-selling author and recipient of a Kindle All-Star bonus! Beware, once you start this series, you’ll be undeniably swept up into the sweet romance world of Copper Creek—a world that’ll keep you coming back for more. If you like small-town romances with big, close-knit families who hold good morals and values close to heart, you will very likely enjoy Baker Brothers of Copper Creek. And when you're done, there are two more interconnected Copper Creek Romances series for you to read!

Every Thursday for the last six months, Ian had eaten his dinner at this establishment. He’d passed the diner almost every day since he could remember, and yet he’d never happened to go inside. Working his family’s cattle ranch didn’t allow for much time to himself. The moment he’d walked inside and laid eyes on Jessica, he knew he’d find every excuse to make time to see her.

Not that she’d noticed. She was involved with some greasy city kid who lived in Colorado Springs. He couldn’t remember a time when her boyfriend wasn’t high on some kind of drug. Ian suspected the kid sold the stuff.

Taking another pull of his soda, Ian glanced over his shoulder at Jessica as she made her way to the bar. She flashed him a smile. “Can I get you more to drink, Ian?”

He leaned back in his seat and shook his head, returning the smile. “Nah, I’m good. But you could get me a big ol’ slice of Sal’s famous apple pie.”

She nodded. “Coming right up.” Jessica scribbled the order on her pad. She tore off a separate order and slipped it into the rickety, metal ticket corral that sat in the window to the kitchen.

A bell tinkled and a few heads turned as the door to the restaurant swung open. Ian groaned. Speak of the devil. Jessica smiled and waved at Tucker. He didn’t so much as acknowledge her. Instead, he made a beeline for the booth where the strangers sat.

Jessica slid a plate across the bar to Ian. “Here ya go, hun. Let me know if I can get you anything else.” Her eyes were already on the table across the room. She wiped her hands on her apron and picked up a tray full of drinks.

Yep, he was practically invisible.