Read Beau (Remington Ranch Book 4) Online
Authors: SJ McCoy
Tags: #Contemporary, #Romance, #Fiction, #Adult, #Erotic, #Western, #Cowboy, #Ranch, #Brothers, #Series, #Saga, #Montana, #Bachelor, #Single Woman, #Forever Love, #Remington Ranch, #Paradise Valley, #Real Estate Co., #Single Mother, #Five-Year-Old, #Daughter, #Chance Encounter, #Family Life
Beau (Remington Ranch Book 4) (25 page)
He smiled. “I won’t. I’m just letting you know that he’s not going to get away with it.”
She nodded.
“Help!” called Beau from the living room. They could hear Ruby giggling.
Chance smiled. “Get back to them. I just wanted to let you know.”
“Thanks, Chance.”
She had to laugh when she went back in and saw Ruby sitting on Beau’s chest tickling him. “Help me!” he shouted.
“No, help me!” said Ruby.
Corinne laughed and started to tickle him, too.
“Hey! I thought you were supposed to be on my side!”
She laughed. “I am. We’re a family, we’re all on each other’s side. Sometimes you’re the tickler and sometimes you get tickled, but we’re all in it together no matter what, and you’d do well to remember that.”
As he smiled, his eyes told her he understood. It wasn’t going to be plain sailing from here on out. Life didn’t work that way, but he needed to understand that they were in it together. There were no sides, and he didn’t need to go putting himself on the outside. Ever again;
I hope you enjoyed Beau and Corinne’s story. If you’d like to leave me a review, I would very much appreciate it. And please consider letting your friends know about the book if you feel they might like it. If you’re interested in following the Remington brothers as they each find love, there are more books to look for:-
Mason
is the first in the series. A second chance romance with Gina - the girl he loved and lost.
Shane
is the lovable rogue who meets his match in the feisty Cassidy.
Carter
is just a big old sweetheart with a big crush on country singer Summer Breese.
Chance is holding out for his own three book spinoff – that may take me a while! In the meantime, you’ll see glimpses of him in my Summer Lake series, too. If you haven’t read them, you can get started for FREE.
Emma and Jack in
Love Like You’ve Never Been Hurt
FREE!
Holly and Pete in
Work Like You Don't Need the Money
Missy and Dan in
Dance Like Nobody's Watching
Smoke and Laura in
Fly Like You've Never Been Grounded
Michael and Megan in
Laugh Like You’ve Never Cried
Kenzie and Chase in
Sing Like Nobody’s Listening
Gabe and Renée in
Smile Like You Mean It
Missy and Dan’s wedding in
The Wedding Dance
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You may have noticed that the final sentence of the story closed with a semicolon. It isn’t a typo.
Project Semicolon
is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and love to those who are struggling with depression, suicide, addiction, and self-injury. Project Semicolon exists to encourage, love and inspire. It’s a movement I support with all my heart.
"A semicolon represents a sentence the author could have ended, but chose not to. The sentence is your life and the author is you." - Project Semicolon
This author started writing after her son was killed in a car crash. At the time I wanted my own story to be over, instead I chose to honour a promise to my son to write my ‘silly stories’ someday. I chose to escape into my fictional world. I know for many who struggle with depression, suicide can appear to be the only escape. The semicolon has become a symbol of support, and hopefully a reminder – Your story isn’t over yet
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