I'm a pageant queen on the run and a marriage of convenience to the barn's grumpy blacksmith is the only thing that can save me.
After escaping my controlling parents, I run as far away as I can, to Star Mountain Horse Rescue in Montana. But I need money to protect myself and I can't access my trust fund unless I get married.
Jonah Smith is the tattooed, taciturn farrier at the barn, and he's disliked me and my sunshine smiles from the moment we met. But he needs money to pay his mom's medical debt, and it doesn't take much to get him to agree to a hasty marriage of convenience.
Our marriage isn't supposed to be real. Jonah is a cynical grump and I want freedom, not another set of shackles. But underneath his tough exterior, Jonah is kind and caring.
He vows to protect me from my family. He holds me when I cry and takes care of me when I'm sick. He calls me his wife and gives me a ring.
We married for money. But before I know it, I'm falling for my husband.
Making Wild Vows is a grumpy sunshine, marriage of convenience, small town Western romance.