Uncommon Cowboys: Vol 1 — Jan Irving

Uncommon Cowboys Vol 1 Straight Cowboy Joshua Ryan did a stint for much-needed cash as the ‘straight cowboy' in gay porn movies but he doesn't think of himself as gay, so why does he want to do the things to Matt James he once did in front of a camera? Cowboy Joshua Ryan can't stop his erotic thoughts about Matt James, the hearing-impaired guest he's taking into the foothills in search of wild horses. Matt James has dreamed all his life of coming out west. He's at first taciturn with Josh, afraid he's as close minded as some other hands they encounter on their excursion, but when Josh reaches for him unconsciously in his sleep, Matt has a tough time hiding his desire for a ‘straight' man. Reader Advisory: This book contains light hearted bondage. Shifter Cowboy When cowboy and wolf shifter Cody Marshal wakes on a country road scratched, naked, and lacking his favourite pair of boots he doesn't expect the caring touch of his rescuer, Adrian Le Roy, or the way it makes him feel, man and wolf. Veterinarian Adrian Le Roy knows something is strange when he finds cowboy Cody Marshal sleeping off an apparent bender in the middle of the dirt road leading to Adrian's new practice out west. For one thing, Cody is scratched and bruised and he's completely naked. When he runs off into the woods Adrian can't shake the feeling he's walked into some kind of primal dream. Twice a month Cody wakes up somewhere bare-assed, lacking even his favourite pair of boots. As far as he's concerned, being a wolf shifter sucks. Even worse is his desire for Adrian, his gentle new employer who has no idea the beast he risks inviting into his bed. Shy Cowboy Shy Cowboy Cass Drake is in love with his best friend, Tom Black, and content to keep it to himself until Tom is brutally attacked and Cass will do anything to protect him -- even letting Tom mark him as his human mate. Cowboy Cass Drake puts himself on a crash diet shortly after he meets Tom Black. Built like a linebacker, Cass has always been self conscious about his size and his shyness isn't helped by all the teasing he endures in the bunkhouse. But his quiet new friend Tom actually seems to be flirting with him. When Tom is attacked one night, it's Cass who comes to his rescue. Tom has a thing for his innocent cowboy but he also has secrets that could put Cass in danger.