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    Montana Danger
    Montana Desire
    Montana Sanctuary
    Audiobook series8 titles

    Resting Warrior Ranch Series

    Written by Josie Jade and Janie Crouch

    Narrated by Cindy Harden, Janine Granda, Maxine Mitchell and

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    About this series

    Psychiatrist Rayne Westerfield has found purpose in helping patients, especially those with PTSD, heal at the Resting Warrior Ranch. For her, there’s no greater calling than equipping people to fight the worst of their demons. 

    But she’s never allowed anyone to help her fight her own. 

    She’s kept her distance. Kept herself buttoned up tight. Even the people in the small Montana town she’s known for years—the ones she calls friends—don’t know who she really is, and the fears she hides. 

    And that’s okay. 

    But it’s not okay to Cole Phillips. 

    The FBI agent’s first interaction with the Resting Warrior Ranch a few months ago wasn’t under the best of circumstances, but he’s determined to make up for that now. 

    Where everyone else sees ice in Rayne, he sees fire. And he’s not going to let her fears keep him at a distance.  

    Especially not when Rayne witnesses something she shouldn’t and a killer comes after her. Cole will battle the criminal determined to silence her, and the fears she’s buried so deep. 

    The healer has fought for everyone else. Now this warrior will fight for her. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCalamittie Jane Publishing
    Release dateNov 29, 2022
    Montana Danger
    Montana Desire
    Montana Sanctuary

    Titles in the series (8)

    • 1

      Montana Sanctuary
      Montana Sanctuary

      Montana Sanctuary

      Josie Jade
      4/5 - 21 ratings
      4/5 - 21 ratings

      Sometimes the worst wounds can’t be seen. Lucas Everett knows that firsthand. It's why he and his former Navy SEAL brothers created the Resting Warrior Ranch.  They aren’t doctors, but they can offer the healing freedom of their Montana range. And they specialize in training service and emotional support animals to help soothe even the worst emotional scars.  Usually, soldiers show up at their door. But this time it's Evelyn Taylor—a soldier in a very different kind of war.  She's as skittish as one of the horses Lucas gentles. But he’s learned how to be patient with animals, and he’s more than happy to be patient with this quiet beauty too. When Evelyn’s past nightmares show up in Montana, she thinks she has to run again, but Lucas isn’t going to let that happen. He’s protected his country against the worst types of threats, and he’ll protect her too. She’s met the rancher, but now she’s about to meet the SEAL.

      Sometimes the worst wounds can’t be seen. Lucas Everett knows that firsthand. It's why he and his former Navy SEAL brothers created the Resting Warrior Ranch.  They aren’t doctors, but they can offer the healing freedom of their Montana range. And they specialize in training service and emotional support animals to help soothe even the worst emotional scars.  Usually, soldiers show up at their door. But this time it's Evelyn Taylor—a soldier in a very different kind of war.  She's as skittish as one of the horses Lucas gentles. But he’s learned how to be patient with animals, and he’s more than happy to be patient with this quiet beauty too. When Evelyn’s past nightmares show up in Montana, she thinks she has to run again, but Lucas isn’t going to let that happen. He’s protected his country against the worst types of threats, and he’ll protect her too. She’s met the rancher, but now she’s about to meet the SEAL.

    • 2

      Montana Danger
      Montana Danger

      Montana Danger

      Janie Crouch
      5/5 - 17 ratings
      5/5 - 17 ratings

      Some mistakes haunt you forever.   Harlan Young knows that from personal experience. Walking away from Grace Townsend, even with the best intentions and no other choice, still haunts him to this day. So when he had the chance to return to Montana, and be part of something as special as the Resting Warrior Ranch, he took it. Here he can help train service and emotional support animals for former soldiers with PTSD. And maybe, just maybe, convince Grace to give him a second chance.  He never expected that second chance to be in the form of a fake marriage in order to save the land she loves so much. But he’ll do it, as well as help fight the danger closing in on her. She thinks she’s alone, but she’s wrong.  She knew him as a boy, but now he's a man. And real men don’t run.

      Some mistakes haunt you forever.   Harlan Young knows that from personal experience. Walking away from Grace Townsend, even with the best intentions and no other choice, still haunts him to this day. So when he had the chance to return to Montana, and be part of something as special as the Resting Warrior Ranch, he took it. Here he can help train service and emotional support animals for former soldiers with PTSD. And maybe, just maybe, convince Grace to give him a second chance.  He never expected that second chance to be in the form of a fake marriage in order to save the land she loves so much. But he’ll do it, as well as help fight the danger closing in on her. She thinks she’s alone, but she’s wrong.  She knew him as a boy, but now he's a man. And real men don’t run.

    • 3

      Montana Desire
      Montana Desire

      Montana Desire

      Janie Crouch
      5/5 - 13 ratings
      5/5 - 13 ratings

      No one is guaranteed tomorrow.  Grant Carter knows that fact intimately. The shrapnel sitting on his spine from an IED is a daily reminder.  But the constant pain won’t stop him from working at the Resting Warrior Ranch, training service and emotional support animals to help people with PTSD—something else he’s intimately familiar with. He’ll fight for those who can’t fight for themselves. When his neighbor, shy veterinarian Cori Jackson, is humiliated by her ex-boyfriend for things she’d like to experiment with in bed, Grant is more than happy to show her real men aren’t threatened by an adventurous spirit. The more time he spends with her, the more he realizes the literal girl-next-door is the one for him. And when Cori finds herself in the middle of a dangerous conspiracy surrounding the animals she treats, Grant will make sure she makes it out alive.  He's a fighter. Was one in the Navy SEALs and still is one today. And he’ll fight for Cori. Even if it costs him everything.

      No one is guaranteed tomorrow.  Grant Carter knows that fact intimately. The shrapnel sitting on his spine from an IED is a daily reminder.  But the constant pain won’t stop him from working at the Resting Warrior Ranch, training service and emotional support animals to help people with PTSD—something else he’s intimately familiar with. He’ll fight for those who can’t fight for themselves. When his neighbor, shy veterinarian Cori Jackson, is humiliated by her ex-boyfriend for things she’d like to experiment with in bed, Grant is more than happy to show her real men aren’t threatened by an adventurous spirit. The more time he spends with her, the more he realizes the literal girl-next-door is the one for him. And when Cori finds herself in the middle of a dangerous conspiracy surrounding the animals she treats, Grant will make sure she makes it out alive.  He's a fighter. Was one in the Navy SEALs and still is one today. And he’ll fight for Cori. Even if it costs him everything.

    • 4

      Montana Mystery
      Montana Mystery

      Montana Mystery

      Josie Jade
      4/5 - 7 ratings
      4/5 - 7 ratings

      Some nightmares you don’t wake up from. Noah Scott spent two months in an enemy prison camp but made it out alive—unlike most of his SEAL team. He’s one of the lucky ones but doesn’t always feel that way with his scarred body and daily fight against PTSD. Working with the animals at the Resting Warrior Ranch helps. So what if he trains service dogs, fosters a couple of kittens, and has an alpaca as one of his best friends?  He’ll take whatever holds back the darkness.  When beautiful Kate Tilbeck arrives at the Resting Warrior Ranch neck deep in danger, Noah knows he can’t stand by silently. Especially when the threat centers around a dog fighting ring—and some of the pups he trained may be involved. But to save the animals he loves and the woman he can’t get out of his mind, Noah will have to embrace the darkness he’s pushed down for years.  And hope he doesn’t lose himself in the process. 

      Some nightmares you don’t wake up from. Noah Scott spent two months in an enemy prison camp but made it out alive—unlike most of his SEAL team. He’s one of the lucky ones but doesn’t always feel that way with his scarred body and daily fight against PTSD. Working with the animals at the Resting Warrior Ranch helps. So what if he trains service dogs, fosters a couple of kittens, and has an alpaca as one of his best friends?  He’ll take whatever holds back the darkness.  When beautiful Kate Tilbeck arrives at the Resting Warrior Ranch neck deep in danger, Noah knows he can’t stand by silently. Especially when the threat centers around a dog fighting ring—and some of the pups he trained may be involved. But to save the animals he loves and the woman he can’t get out of his mind, Noah will have to embrace the darkness he’s pushed down for years.  And hope he doesn’t lose himself in the process. 

    • 5

      Montana Storm
      Montana Storm

      Montana Storm

      Janie Crouch
      5/5 - 8 ratings
      5/5 - 8 ratings

      Kill first, ask questions later.  It’s the instinct former-SEAL Jude Williams must fight every time someone touches him. His six months being tortured in an enemy prison camp may be long over, but he’s got scars—all over his body and mind—keeping that time at the forefront of his psyche. So how could he even consider giving in to the desire he has for the town’s coffeehouse owner? Lena Mitchell has big gray eyes and a bigger smile—she’s full of life, right down to her purple and teal streaked hair.  There are so many reasons Jude should stay away from her. So many ways he’s bad for her. But when danger shows up on Lena’s door, keeping his distance is no longer an option. He’ll protect her from any threat.  But who will protect her from him?

      Kill first, ask questions later.  It’s the instinct former-SEAL Jude Williams must fight every time someone touches him. His six months being tortured in an enemy prison camp may be long over, but he’s got scars—all over his body and mind—keeping that time at the forefront of his psyche. So how could he even consider giving in to the desire he has for the town’s coffeehouse owner? Lena Mitchell has big gray eyes and a bigger smile—she’s full of life, right down to her purple and teal streaked hair.  There are so many reasons Jude should stay away from her. So many ways he’s bad for her. But when danger shows up on Lena’s door, keeping his distance is no longer an option. He’ll protect her from any threat.  But who will protect her from him?

    • 6

      Montana Freedom
      Montana Freedom

      Montana Freedom

      Josie Jade
      5/5 - 10 ratings
      5/5 - 10 ratings

      Daniel Clark is the leader. The one who ensures everyone makes it out alive. He took that responsibility seriously when he and his team served in the Navy SEALs together, and he takes it seriously now at the Resting Warrior Ranch.  When he and his men broke up the Riders—the vicious dogfighting gang who also kept some human captives—they got everyone to safety.    Except for the woman who’d been caged—Emma. She disappeared into the night. So when she shows up in his tiny Montana town—in bad physical shape, begging not to be taken to the hospital—Daniel can’t believe it. He does the only thing he can: brings her home.    He’s a warrior, not a caregiver, but he’ll have to be both in this case. The people after her don’t just want to put her in a cage this time. They want her dead. But if they want to get to Emma, they’re going to have to go through Daniel. And that’s not going to happen.

      Daniel Clark is the leader. The one who ensures everyone makes it out alive. He took that responsibility seriously when he and his team served in the Navy SEALs together, and he takes it seriously now at the Resting Warrior Ranch.  When he and his men broke up the Riders—the vicious dogfighting gang who also kept some human captives—they got everyone to safety.    Except for the woman who’d been caged—Emma. She disappeared into the night. So when she shows up in his tiny Montana town—in bad physical shape, begging not to be taken to the hospital—Daniel can’t believe it. He does the only thing he can: brings her home.    He’s a warrior, not a caregiver, but he’ll have to be both in this case. The people after her don’t just want to put her in a cage this time. They want her dead. But if they want to get to Emma, they’re going to have to go through Daniel. And that’s not going to happen.

    • 7

      Montana Silence
      Montana Silence

      Montana Silence

      Josie Jade
      4/5 - 3 ratings
      4/5 - 3 ratings

      Raised in a cult where opinions and freedom in women were not tolerated, Mara Greene narrowly escaped a life as a child bride—one where she would’ve been shared and owned by all the men in the compound.   Her testimony helped put the cult leader in prison, but she’s never truly gotten past the horrors inflicted on her. Her conditioning to keep silent persists even now—despite having found a safe haven at the Resting Warrior Ranch.  Here she’s safe, but still always alone and trapped in her silence. Liam Anderson is always the first team member to crack a smile or a joke. No one—not even his Navy SEAL brothers—know about his painful past or the truth he hides behind his charming mask.  He’s captivated by fragile Mara and wants to help her heal. Watching her find her voice is the most amazing thing he’s ever known. And it doesn’t take long to realize she’s healing him just as much.  When Mara’s past resurfaces, Liam won’t let her face it alone. He’ll be her personal protector no matter what the cost. No one is going to steal her voice again. 

      Raised in a cult where opinions and freedom in women were not tolerated, Mara Greene narrowly escaped a life as a child bride—one where she would’ve been shared and owned by all the men in the compound.   Her testimony helped put the cult leader in prison, but she’s never truly gotten past the horrors inflicted on her. Her conditioning to keep silent persists even now—despite having found a safe haven at the Resting Warrior Ranch.  Here she’s safe, but still always alone and trapped in her silence. Liam Anderson is always the first team member to crack a smile or a joke. No one—not even his Navy SEAL brothers—know about his painful past or the truth he hides behind his charming mask.  He’s captivated by fragile Mara and wants to help her heal. Watching her find her voice is the most amazing thing he’s ever known. And it doesn’t take long to realize she’s healing him just as much.  When Mara’s past resurfaces, Liam won’t let her face it alone. He’ll be her personal protector no matter what the cost. No one is going to steal her voice again. 

    • 8

      Montana Rain
      Montana Rain

      Montana Rain

      Janie Crouch
      4/5 - 2 ratings
      4/5 - 2 ratings

      Psychiatrist Rayne Westerfield has found purpose in helping patients, especially those with PTSD, heal at the Resting Warrior Ranch. For her, there’s no greater calling than equipping people to fight the worst of their demons.  But she’s never allowed anyone to help her fight her own.  She’s kept her distance. Kept herself buttoned up tight. Even the people in the small Montana town she’s known for years—the ones she calls friends—don’t know who she really is, and the fears she hides.  And that’s okay.  But it’s not okay to Cole Phillips.  The FBI agent’s first interaction with the Resting Warrior Ranch a few months ago wasn’t under the best of circumstances, but he’s determined to make up for that now.  Where everyone else sees ice in Rayne, he sees fire. And he’s not going to let her fears keep him at a distance.   Especially not when Rayne witnesses something she shouldn’t and a killer comes after her. Cole will battle the criminal determined to silence her, and the fears she’s buried so deep.  The healer has fought for everyone else. Now this warrior will fight for her. 

      Psychiatrist Rayne Westerfield has found purpose in helping patients, especially those with PTSD, heal at the Resting Warrior Ranch. For her, there’s no greater calling than equipping people to fight the worst of their demons.  But she’s never allowed anyone to help her fight her own.  She’s kept her distance. Kept herself buttoned up tight. Even the people in the small Montana town she’s known for years—the ones she calls friends—don’t know who she really is, and the fears she hides.  And that’s okay.  But it’s not okay to Cole Phillips.  The FBI agent’s first interaction with the Resting Warrior Ranch a few months ago wasn’t under the best of circumstances, but he’s determined to make up for that now.  Where everyone else sees ice in Rayne, he sees fire. And he’s not going to let her fears keep him at a distance.   Especially not when Rayne witnesses something she shouldn’t and a killer comes after her. Cole will battle the criminal determined to silence her, and the fears she’s buried so deep.  The healer has fought for everyone else. Now this warrior will fight for her. 

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