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He’s a grieving brother with promises to keep. They call him loyal. She calls him dangerous. We call him Brodie Butler.

He has one job—deliver a box to his late brother’s grieving fiancée, and Brodie Butler is not going to screw it up. Once the box is in Peyton Wolf’s hands, he’ll return home to mourn his own loss.

That was the plan. He never intended to fall for the one woman he can’t have. Instead of closing a chapter of his late brother’s life, Brodie opens a new one.

Torn between family loyalty and his undeniable desire for Peyton, Brodie struggles with his guilty conscience. Feeling as if he could never measure up to a hero, Brodie knows he must steer clear of Peyton. But when Peyton’s life begins to spiral, there’s only one man who can help her: Brodie Butler.

While each book in the Butler Ranch series is a standalone with its own HEA, they may be more enjoyable read in order.

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Reviews: 

My heart was broken, then stomped on, but there were also so many heart-warming moments in this book, not to mention some very steamy love scenes. --Michelle, Literature Lighthouse

I don't even know how to explain what this book did to me. The emotions and confusion even the action, and Kade? It's mind boggling how this author can continue to put out these books that just bleed with emotion and not have the stories all feel the same. Each character touches you in a different way, each book moves you. --Teri, SJ's Bookblog

This is my first book by Ms. Slade but certainly won't be my last. Brodie is a well-written book and the characters are lovable and fun to read. Brodie is still adjusting to his brother Kade being killed in battle. When he is tasked with delivering a package to Payton, Kade's girlfriend, he's attracted. Payton wants nothing to do with Brodie or the package. Their story is loaded with drama, humor and sexy bits. --DD, Goodreads Reviewer

This grabs you by the heart from the first words until the very end. --Jill, Goodreads Reviewer