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She's his captive. He's her captor. Their relationship is a volatile push and pull. He plays the villain, and she plays the victim; each play their roles to a tee. One buries the past to forget, the other fights to remind the other how they began. She is desperate to escape. He is desperate to keep her. One thing is clear: Only one will be left standing at the end.

Boone loves catching criminals and dominating women in the guest houses across the wild Wild West. He's been on a tear lately, scoring bounties and yet has not found a tilth worthwhile to settle down in. But now, he's rescued a bar girl - a woman he had a crush on, the moment he laid eyes on her.

Jane's a Houstonian. Doc's a millionaire cowboy whose in control of everything except his match.... Jane Austin, the romance writer, doesn't take sh-t from anybody especially the opposite gender. She's her parents' only child - they have always told he she’ll have to go out her way to find a man. No, thank you. Now she finds herself needing a man's help when her car broke down in the middle of the Sonoran Desert. Doc Wyatt is a former doctor whose life feels at a void. He’s 6 '3, muscular, alpha and runs his team of ranchers across Arizona.

Bobby Jean isn’t the guy to take in just anyone, even when the victim’s life is on the line. So when his partners, Clint and Bobby, found a young woman banged up in the midst of woods in the snow, he can only think one thing: Just leave her. What he didn’t expect, however, is the beautiful but broken female challenging his place while in his warm confines.

When Rubi finds herself out on a singles cruise headed for the Bahamas, she can’t help but to wonder how her life has gone so horribly wrong. Many speed dates later and one drunken night on the deck sends Rubi head over heels, literally. She finds herself in the cold water of the Atlantic watching the boat she was cursing not long ago, sail off into the distance. Stranded in the middle of the ocean, she knows it’s only a matter of when she dies, not if.