Their feuding fathers never could have predicted this…
He came to claim the Dawson Family Ranch…but was Daisy Dawson’s heart part of the deal?
Harrison McCord was sure he was the rightful owner of the Dawson Family Ranch. And delivering Daisy Dawson’s baby on the side of the road was a mere diversion. Still, when Daisy found out his intentions, instead of pushing him away, she invited him in, figuring he’d start to see her in a whole new light. But what if she started seeing him that way, as well?
Harrison McCord was sure he was the rightful owner of the Dawson Family Ranch. And delivering Daisy Dawson’s baby on the side of the road was a mere diversion. Still, when Daisy found out his intentions, instead of pushing him away, she invited him in, figuring he’d start to see her in a whole new light. But what if she started seeing him that way, as well?
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A letter
from the author:
Dear
Reader,
The
nine-months-pregnant single heroine of Wyoming Special Delivery, Daisy Dawson,
is one of six siblings and the only female. But when she goes into labor on the
side of a Wyoming road in the dead of summer without a cell phone or a spare
brother, she’s beyond grateful when the handsome, mysterious guest at her
family’s dude ranch turns up—and delivers her baby boy.
But
Harrison McCord has a secret reason for staying at the Dawson Family Ranch. A
reason Daisy will not like one bit. Bringing her newborn son into the world,
though, changes everything for the both of them.
I hope you
enjoy Daisy and Harrison’s story. Feel free to write me with any comments or
questions at MelissaSenate@yahoo.com and visit my website, melissasenate.com
for more info about me and my books. For lots of photos of my cat and dog,
friend me over on Facebook.
Happy
spring and happy reading!
Warmest
regards,
Melissa
Senate
Late the
next afternoon, Daisy stood in the farmhouse nursery with Noah and Sara and
gasped as she looked around. She gently put down Tony’s infant carrier and
unbuckled him, carefully cradling him along her arm as she stepped around the
room. The nursery sure looked different than it had a day and a half ago. She’d
had the basics of the room set up for a couple months now—the crib, the dresser
with its changing pad, the glider—all gifts from Noah a few days after she’d told
him she was pregnant. But now there were surprises everywhere. In one corner
was an adorable plush child’s chair in the shape of a teddy bear for Tony to
grow into. And someone had stenciled the wall facing the crib with the moon and
stars. Tony’s name was also stenciled on his crib, which was Sara’s handiwork.
And there were stacks of gifts in one corner that she knew were baby clothes
and blankets and burp cloths. She wouldn’t have to buy anything for Tony for a
long time.
“Ford
and Rex did the moon and stars,” Noah said. “For novice stencilers who had to
read the instructions twice and watch a tutorial, they did a great job.”
“And
Zeke and Axel hit up BabyLand and bought that adorable polka-dot rug and the
yellow floor lamp,” Sara added. “I didn’t even go with them to make sure they
didn’t buy anything weird or clashing, and what they picked out is absolutely
perfect.”
The room
was so cozy and sweet. “You guys are going to make me cry,” Daisy managed to
say around the lump in her throat as she surveyed the nursery. She used her
free hand to swipe under her eyes.
She
couldn’t say she and her brothers were close—well, except for Noah these
days—but they were always there for her. And they’d all been there to meet Tony
the day he was born. That was the one lucky thing to come out of her
non-wedding—her whole family had already been at the ranch.
This
place had always held bad memories for all the siblings, but after inheriting
the ranch from their father, they’d all invested in rebuilding and renovating
and reopening the Dawson Family Guest Ranch. Noah had done the lion’s share on
his own; Daisy had been too pregnant to help much when she’d arrived a few
months ago, and the four other Dawsons couldn’t get away from the ranch fast
enough.
Ford had
once said hell would freeze over be-fore he’d come back here, a sentiment
shared by the other three brothers as well, but Ford, Rex, Axel and Zeke had
surprised Noah and Daisy at the grand opening this past Memorial Day weekend.
And now Axel was staying at the ranch for a bit. That meant three out of six
Dawsons at the ranch at the same time. It was a start. And Daisy was going to
run with it.
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