Brothers of Miller Ranch (AUDIOBOOK BUNDLE)

You get the following 5 Sweet Romance AUDIOBOOKS in this bundle:

Her Second Chance Cowboy (AUDIOBOOK 1)
When Ben accompanies his mother to an old friend’s funeral…the last person he expects to see is her. Ben and Chastity were high school sweethearts whose three-year relationship ended dramatically. But they were once in the head-over-heels, can’t-breathe-without-you kind of love. And now, they suddenly find themselves pushed into each other’s lives again in the most surprising of circumstances.


Saving Her Cowboy (AUDIOBOOK 2)
After surviving a few combat fights in the military, Bart Miller is suffering from a severe case of PTSD. Then he meets the new employee at his family’s ranch, Missy. She may just be the only person who can help Bart begin his journey to healing. But will Mrs. Miller see it that way? Especially since Missy is somewhat off limits as an employee at the Miller Ranch…


Her Rival Cowboy (AUDIOBOOK 3)
Danielle thinks Benji’s just the arrogant, rich cowboy from the rival ranch down the road. So when he shows up on her family’s ranch offering help after it suffered a big fire, she’s less than cordial. Benji can’t figure out why she seems to hate his guts for no good reason. Now he must decide if he wants to look past her attitude to do the right thing, or let her sour disposition chase him off…


Her Fake-Fiance Cowboy Protector (AUDIOBOOK 4)
Sophia Hernandez is on the run from her past. Then, out of nowhere, like a knight in shining armor, Bradley Miller shows up and runs off the man who has been haunting all of her dreams. And her world is suddenly turned upside down. Together, maybe the two of them can defeat the shadow lurking over Sophia’s life. But doing so means trusting again, and some things are too impossible a task.


Taming Her Cowboy Billionaire (AUDIOBOOK 5)
Bryant Miller is a cowboy billionaire who thinks he has it all. Keiko Albryte is out to prove him wrong. But although Keiko’s life looks perfect on the outside, she has a few struggles of her own, which Bryant soon finds out about. Even so, Bryant still doesn’t seem to be deserving of a good woman like her. Will their hurts combined be too volatile together? Or will they be just right for each other…

AUTHOR'S NOTE:
Currently this is the only Miller Family series in audiobook form. However, I plan on getting the second and third Miller Family series done in audiobook sometime in 2025, so stay tuned!

🐴🤠 He looked like something out of a movie, looking up the stairs through his slightly too-long hair, brows knit with worry.

He was striking, back lit by the summer sun outside, shadows falling across his strong, masculine features. His broad shoulders tense while his calloused hands stayed in his pockets. He was a juxtaposition of strength and uncertainty. It made Missy want to run to him and soothe her fingers over every bit of concern that covered his face until he was finally at peace, but she caught herself after a step.

Oh.

That was a bit odd, wasn’t it? As much as her need to take care of things made her see the handsome man as one of her injured rescues, that certainly wasn’t the case. She needed to remember that this was a grown man before her. One who had fought and given up so much for his country only to come back with an injury that wasn’t easily healed. He wasn’t an injured kitten or fox.

She needed to remember that.

“Can I help you?” she asked, proud of how steady her voice kept.

“Yeah. I mean no. I…” He took a deep breath, collecting himself.

She admired that about him. Obviously, he was uncomfortable being here, in town with so many people about, but he was calling on tactics to keep himself steady. It meant he was trying, which was more than her father ever did.

“I wanted to apologize for my mother.”

Wait, what?

Her eyes widened, and she stared at him like he had just achieved flight. Far too many of their interactions seemed to end up with one of them ogling at the other in shock, but she wasn’t sure what sort of reaction she was supposed to have to that kind of statement.

“You wanted to what?”

“I’ve been looking for you the past two days on the ranch, and when I couldn’t find you, I did a little asking around. I was surprised to find out that you quit because last I knew, we’d both had one of the best days either of us had had in a long time. So, after seeking advice from my Ma, I figured out she may have had something to do with it. Then she told me everything.”

He took a step closer, looking up the stairs at her with such a genuine expression on his face that her heart ached.

“There’s no excuse for her prying into your business. I know that she thought she was protecting me, but it wasn’t right. Even if her motives were right, you could have taken everything she said the wrong way. Please believe me that we do not think bad of you.”

Another step and her breath was catching in her throat. This was… an apology? People didn’t apologize to her. Ever. It was always her fault. She was always somehow to blame.

“I can’t blame you for leaving, but my Ma is terribly upset and ashamed. She wanted me to express her apologies to you, and that’s not just me blowing it up your skirt. Even though Ma was being nosey, she’s a really good woman and didn’t mean to do you wrong. I like having you around, and so do all the barn workers. Even my brother Bradley thinks you’re a great addition to the family. If you want to come back to us, you’d be more than welcome.”

“I don’t know…” What did she do in this sort of situation? It just didn’t compute. No one had ever come up to her of their own volition and confessed that they were wrong. That their beloved mother was wrong. What was happening? Did the world suddenly turn upside down?

“Of course, we don’t expect to get off scot-free. The Miller family did wrong by you, and we’re intent on making that right. Ma thought a raise might do, and paid time off for the rest of this week so you can get some rest before coming back.”

“Your Ma thought of that?”

He shrugged. “The paid time off might have been my idea. I know I always need a little space after a throw down.”

“That’s one way of putting it.” Was her brain shorting out? She really didn’t get all of this. There were too many thoughts and questions all crammed into her mind at once. “I’d like to think about it, if that’s all right. Could I tell you in the morning?”

His eyebrows shot up to his thick hairline as if he was surprised that she was giving him a chance. “Uh, yeah. Of course. Take all the time you need.” He reached into several pockets before pulling out a small notebook and a pen. Quickly, he jotted something down and handed it to her. “That’s my number. You know, for whatever you decide.”

“Cool…”

Wow, it was awkward, but she didn’t quite know what to do. She had already closed the door on the Miller Ranch, but now this handsome, broken man was standing in front of her, wanting her to come back. It was impossible. It didn’t make any sense. And yet there he was.

“I guess I should go. It was nice to see you, Missy.”

She noted how his eyes stayed on her face, never slipping to her legs or her chest or any of the other places where people’s gazes liked to linger.

“It was nice to see you too, Bart.”

He tipped his head, and she swore she saw a bit of a blush on his cheeks as he turned to leave. Then her mouth was opening before her mind caught up, and she heard her own voice call out.

“Bart, wait!”

He turned, very obviously trying to school his features into a nonchalant expression and only succeeding partially.

“Yeah?”

“Thank you.”

“For what? It’s just what’s right.”

She shook her head. “For caring enough to apologize. It means a lot.”

He narrowed his eyes, licking his lips like he was trying to think of what to say next. Missy was lying if her eyes weren’t drawn to his kissable mouth, and she found herself wondering what it would be like to press her own lips against his.

“Not nearly as much as you mean to me.”

And then he was gone.