Cowboy: The Mathesons Book 2

In the most unlikely of places, a party in Manhattan, Tate found his cowboy, the hero of his dreams. Unfortunately, Tate's lasso failed, the cowboy escaped, and he found out that forever would require a second chance.

When Tate Matheson moved to New York to head the East Coast firm of his family's advertising firm, falling in love wasn't supposed to be part of the equation. But his childhood love for cowboys became a realized fantasy when he stumbled across a vision out of his dreams clad in Western shirt, hat, boots, and tight-fitting jeans. It was infatuation at first sight but it wasn't long before the Matheson family disease of long hours and far too much work, interfered.

For designer Simon LeWayne, falling in love with the tall, broad-shouldered, muscular Tate was easy. The man of his dreams had swept him off his feet in a heartbeat and he thought he'd finally found the one. Their whirlwind relationship was steamy and intense. Until it all fell apart leaving Simon heartbroken and resentful.

When Simon is hired to design the new offices for Matheson and Green Advertising, the chance encounter with the one that got away stirs up feelings that never truly vanished. Intense passion and physical chemistry that still lurks draws the men back together but the old complications and a new one with deep pockets threaten to ruin Tate and Simon's second chance.

Cowboy is a 57,000-word gay romance with second chance themes and steamy scenes. It is the second book in the series The Mathesons and can be read as a standalone story but is best as a follow-up to First. There are no cliffhangers, and the story includes a guaranteed happy ending.