Blazing Hot Cowboy: Blaze Family Romance, #6

By Daria Blake

Eight Seconds... That's all it took to win my spot on the pro rodeo circuit. The dream was mine, and I was taking it. Only problem: chasing my dream meant leaving home and Cass Wyatt behind. I left her with a promise and my heart. Turns out the dream needed more than eight seconds to keep going—it took all my time, leaving me none for anything else.

 

When a tough break sends me home to Paulson, Montana for some R&R, it's finally my chance to get back to Cass. But according to her, my months of silence proved my promise wasn't worth the dust on her boots. Can I win her back before everything is lost?

 

Don't miss any of the Blaze Family Romance stories!

 

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Blazing Hot Match

Blazing Hot Irish

Blazing Hot Getaway

Blazing Hot Billionaire

Blazing Hot Cowboy

Blazing Hot Hero

Blazing Hot Chef

Blazing Hot Fighters

Blazing Hot Slopes

Blazing Hot Tidings

Blazing Hot Holiday

Blazing Hot Santa

Blazing Hot Mountain Man

Blazing Hot Jock

Blazing Hot Second Chance

• Language: English
• Publisher: FS Romance Press
• Release date: May 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9798201195533

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Blazing Hot Cowboy

BLAZING HOT COWBOY

BLAZE FAMILY ROMANCE

DARIA BLAKE

FS Romance Press

Blazing Hot Cowboy, A Blaze Family Romance

Copyright © 2022 by Daria Blake

All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Originally published as Cowboy’s Promise in 2019 by Daria Blake’s pseudonym Fiona Starr

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Cover art by: Poppy Parkes

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CONTENTS

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Epilogue

Sneak Peek: Blazing Hot Hero

About Daria Blake

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CHAPTER ONE

CASS

A ren’t you at least a tiny bit excited to see him? My sister is hot on my heels as I hurry through the office to the break room. She won’t let it go. It’s been a year. You can’t tell me you don’t still think about him, Cass.

It’s been fourteen months, one week, and three days… but who’s counting? I really don’t want to talk about this, Lou. I weave through the tables and chairs to the back of the break room and then the supply closet, looking for a place I can go where my sister can’t follow me. I swing the door to the closet open and step into the narrow space between the shelves, bumping into rolls of paper towels, coffee creamer, and copy machine toner. I turn and pull the door closed behind me.

My sister grabs the knob and pulls it back open.

Lou, no! I shout and then stop myself and take a breath. I quiet my voice with effort. Please. I need a minute.

Her green eyes watch me through the crack in the door. She looks angry but I know it’s just her being my big sister. She lets go of the door and holds her hands up. Fine. Her face softens. I’ll be out here if you need me.

Thanks. I pull the door shut and lean against the shelf, my heart beating like a rabbit on the run. I can’t catch my breath. Is this what a panic attack feels like? I think about that for a moment before I shut that crap right down. My mom’s voice rings through my head. Cassandra Wyatt, you go take five and collect yourself. Life gives us so much to get in a tizzy about; a boy should never be on that list.

She’s right. I know she is. But I can’t help myself. It’s like my body has a mind of its own—a memory of its own, and when it heard that Hank Blaze was just added to the list of pros headlining the bull riding competition at the annual Cherry Festival right here in Paulson next week, well… all the feelings and hurt I had bottled up over the last fourteen months, one week, and three days came rising to the surface all at once.

I remember the last time I saw Hank like it’s etched on my heart—because it is. It was a year ago last May. He’d just won the bull riding competition at the Pro Rodeo Championship up in Great Falls, and it brought on all