Capricorn Cowboy

By T. Thomas

After parting ways with her high school sweetheart when she left for college, Dallas never expects to end up back in the small town of Elk Crossing.

She also isn't too keen on the idea of love after she caught her husband in bed with her best friend.

But when she walks into a coffee shop in town, everything changes.

Because Wade, her high school sweetheart and local cowboy, walks in, too. And the moment Dallas lays her eyes on him, she realizes she never stopped loving him.

They say if you let something go and it comes back, it's meant to be.

Will Dallas and Wade get their happily-ever-after, or has too much time passed for them to ever rebuild what they lost?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tiff Thomas
• Release date: Apr 25, 2024
• ISBN: 9798223683926

T. Thomas

If you’re looking for happily ever after, you’ll find it here.T. Thomas is a sweet, clean romance author of emotionally gripping books that always end in love and happiness.She has been writing since she was thirteen years old. She enjoys spending all of her spare time writing, but she absolutely detests editing and proofreading.T. Thomas can normally be found in her little room of her own that she calls her "woman cave" writing her next book and putting off editing and proofreading for as long as possible.

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Dallas

Inever thought I would wind up back here in Elk Crossing. Just a few months ago, I thought my life was fantastic. Thought I had everything I wanted. The perfect husband. An amazing job. A beautiful home. Great friends. A decent, comfortable relationship with my parents.

Then, it all blew up in my face.

Because I caught my now ex-husband in bed with my now ex-best friend. And according to all of our other friends, it had been happening for a while. But no one told me because, and I quote, We didn’t want to ruin your marriage.

What was the point of remaining married if your significant other couldn’t be trusted to stay loyal?

Needless to say, I told them all to go screw themselves, filed for divorce two hours later, and packed my things. My ex-husband pleaded with me to hear him out, to not ruin everything we built together, but he’d already managed to do that all by himself. He hadn’t needed any help from me.

Once all of my clothes were loaded up in the back of my Range Rover, I gave him a stiff middle finger and hit the road.

I hadn’t realized where I was really going until I was on the interstate and headed back to Montana. To Elk Crossing, the small town I spent my entire childhood living in. The town where I found out what it was like to fall in love with a sweet country boy who only had dreams of being a rancher.

I hadn’t seen or heard from Wade since we mutually agreed to end things when I left for college. He was staying local, and he didn’t want anything holding me back from chasing my dreams, even if that thing might have been him. My parents had agreed with him, saying if we were truly meant to be, we’d find our ways back to each other.

So, tearfully, I’d agreed. And the only way for me to heal and move on was to cut off all communication with him. I didn’t