Cowboy Strong

By Rachelle Thorne

Maxwell Johnson has never had any desire to leave his hometown of Seattle, but with no other job prospects and no college to speak of, his parents ship him out to a ranch in Wyoming for a little real world experience.

He’s a city slicker through and through, and doesn’t fit in at all in rural cowboy country. Long nights and hard days fill his life, and he fears he’ll never fit in at his new home.

That is, until he meets Leo Strong. Rancher, cowboy, and man of Maxwell’s dreams, Leo struts into his life right when Maxwell needs him most.

But will the cowboy make a man out of Maxwell, or will Leo leave him in the dust?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: Jan 4, 2016
• ISBN: 9781310707674

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Cowboy Strong

An M/M Erotic Romance

By

Rachelle Thorne

Copyright @ Rachelle Thorne 2016

Smashwords Edition

Cover image by: sakkmesterke

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Contents

Cowboy Strong

About the Author

Cowboy Strong

His lips on mine ignited a fire inside my body. I’d never been kissed with so much passion before, and I couldn’t believe that it was a man who made me feel this way. His hips, his fingers, his mouth. It was all perfect.

And it was going to get me into so much trouble.

It was never my intention to even talk with Leo Strong, let alone sleep with the cowboy. I wasn’t gay. Or at least, I tried really hard to hide that I was starting to suspect that I was. Sure, I didn’t date many women, but it didn’t mean I was gay. And everyone always has certain curiosities, but I didn’t think I was gay… not really.

I shouldn’t have even been in rural Wyoming. I’d never had any plans to go stay with my parents’ friends who bought a ranch out there. I grew up in Seattle where my dad worked as a lawyer and my mother was a nurse. They were successful, the perfect couple, and they expected me to find that girl for me as well. I promised them I was trying to, but I really wasn’t. I just had no interest in woman.

And that was when my father started worrying that I might be gay.

My parents are really old school. I hated being from such a conservative household, but I didn’t think I was actually gay. My parents sure did, and I wasn’t giving them much else to be happy about, either. I hadn’t gotten in to college, I didn’t have a job, and I spent most of my time just hanging out with my friends. Most of whom were women, which worried my parents