The Bryce She Needs by Misty Malone
In 1880 Texas, Samantha Redding is fed up with men. They all think a woman should spend her time taking care of a house and children. She shouldn't be able to think for herself and should be glad to find a big, strong man willing to take care of her and provide a roof over her head. While she takes care of everything under that roof? No, thanks. Sam doesn't need a man to take care of her. Or at least that's what she thought before the arrogant, extremely annoying grandson of her beloved neighbor, Jake, moved in with his grandfather. She was able to ignore him fairly well until Jake got hurt and needed help. The only solution was for her to move in with them and take care of Jake and his nuisance of a grandson. Sparks fly, in more ways than one.
In 1880 Texas, Samantha Redding is fed up with men. They all think a woman should spend her time taking care of a house and children. She shouldn't be able to think for herself and should be glad to find a big, strong man willing to take care of her and provide a roof over her head. While she takes care of everything under that roof? No, thanks. Sam doesn't need a man to take care of her. Or at least that's what she thought before the arrogant, extremely annoying grandson of her beloved neighbor, Jake, moved in with his grandfather. She was able to ignore him fairly well until Jake got hurt and needed help. The only solution was for her to move in with them and take care of Jake and his nuisance of a grandson. Sparks fly, in more ways than one.
In 1880 Texas, Samantha Redding is fed up with men. They all think a woman should spend her time taking care of a house and children. She shouldn't be able to think for herself and should be glad to find a big, strong man willing to take care of her and provide a roof over her head. While she takes care of everything under that roof? No, thanks. Sam doesn't need a man to take care of her. Or at least that's what she thought before the arrogant, extremely annoying grandson of her beloved neighbor, Jake, moved in with his grandfather. She was able to ignore him fairly well until Jake got hurt and needed help. The only solution was for her to move in with them and take care of Jake and his nuisance of a grandson. Sparks fly, in more ways than one.
