Riding with the Cowboy by Celia Skye

JOSIE
I came to Wild Vista Ranch to get on a horse for the first time since one put me in a sling at eight years old. That was the whole plan.
Carson wasn’t the plan. The riding instructor with the bad knee and the quiet voice who never once told me to just get over it. Who stood next to me while I shook and didn’t look away.
I stopped being afraid. I stopped wanting to leave. I stopped pretending my old life was ever coming back.

CARSON
After six years at this ranch, I thought I had it figured out.
Then she showed up. She’s scared of the horses, mad about being scared, back at my barn every morning anyway.
I don’t know when it stopped being something I could manage. But not long after the first lesson, I stopped pretending I wanted to.

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Welcome to Wild Vista Ranch, where cowboy boots are a way of life and hearts run wild.
Nestled in true cowboy country, visitors get a taste of the Texas Hill Country while enjoying horseback rides, campfires under the stars, and encounters with cowboys who are as rugged as they are loyal.
This spring, a new season of guests will find that the cowboys of Rosewood County are impossible to resist and impossible to forget.