Four books. Four kinds of danger.

You wake up looking into the green eyes of a beautiful silver-haired woman, freezing and stunned. You have no idea where you are or how you got here. She says she and you are the only survivors of a plane that was shot down — a plane you don't remember boarding, for a trip you didn't plan. Black-clad men with dogs and helicopters hunt you while you both must survive with what you can salvage from the wreck and your wilderness skills.

Then you discover this is the easy part.

Patricia "Trish" Morrison has a gift — she can read undersea geology better than anyone in the business, and that's exactly the problem. When her anchor line is deliberately cut mid-dive, stranding her miles from shore, it's no accident. Someone wants her skills, and they're willing to strand her, or worse, to get them.

Gage Landry isn't looking for trouble. A charter boat captain with a past he doesn't talk about, he just wants quiet water and an empty schedule. But when he finds Trish's abandoned boat adrift and goes looking for its owner, quiet is the last thing he gets.

Getting Trish to safety doesn't end it — it's only the first attempt. As a Texas oil man with more money than conscience keeps coming for her, Gage and Trish turn to Chandler and Cally, operatives with connections deep enough to fight back against a threat this size. Together they'll have to outlast every move made against her, because the next attempt to take Trish won't be the last.

A cemetery is an odd place to camp, but Clay finds peace there after the tragic death of his lover two years ago. His peace is disturbed by the arrival of a visitor in the wee hours. Carly is visiting her husband's grave at the only time and place she can connect to him. When she trips and injures herself while leaving, it's Clay to the rescue. While he patches her head and comforts her, he is attracted to the beautiful widow in spite of her tears and blood.

Clay planned to visit his cousins and continue to move on, but when they need someone to add to their restaurant, he volunteers as an excuse to stay and get to know Carly. But danger lurks for Carly, as her husband's killer now targets her.

Can Clay protect her? Will they be able to overcome their tragic past to forge a relationship? Read Crying in the Night for their story.

Travis Witt just wanted one last ride through the Hill Country before starting his new job. Instead, he finds a wrecked truck at the bottom of a canyon — and the woman inside it barely alive.

Valentina "Val" Villanova has run her family's South Texas ranch alone since her parents died, and she doesn't need saving. But someone forced her off that road on purpose, and as Travis pulls her from the wreckage under a rising moon, neither of them can walk away from what happens next.

What starts as rescue turns into something neither expected — coffee at dawn, a ranch full of sheep and stubborn dogs, and a slow-burn romance neither one saw coming. But the accident was no accident, and the closer Travis and Val get, the clearer it becomes: someone wants what's buried beneath her land, and they're willing to kill for it.

Set deep in the real Nueces River country, Untamed Country is a story of survival, second chances, and a love worth fighting for.