The Last Bachelor in Texas (Brazos Bend)

When talent manager Tess Armstrong leaves the glamor of Hollywood for a double-wide trailer in Brazos Bend, Texas, she blames it on a biker named Snake. If he hadn't deserted her very pregnant, sadly helpless sister, then she wouldn't be stuck in the sleepy little town playing mommy to newborn twins.



Personal tragedy brought wealthy Dallas attorney Nicholas Sutherland to Brazos Bend searching for something to save. He thinks that turning the shuttered hotel that once entertained movie stars into an assisted living center for seniors is his cause. He never expects that a California girl might be his redemption.



When tattooed trouble rides into town and puts her family in danger, Tess wonders when her life became a movie script. She's grateful to have a leading man like Nick, but if they vanquish the villain then what? Her hero is at home on the range and she belongs on the beach. When the credits roll, can they find their happy ending?



For this story, she'll need the large bucket of popcorn.



The Last Bachelor in Texas is a full-length novel of approximately 100,000 words, originally published with the title My Long Tall Texas Heartthrob.