Outlaw Lake - A heartwarming, friends to lovers, small-town cowboy romance perfect for fans of Elsie Silver!

❤️?When it comes to love, a Wilder heart might know best . . .❤️?

?Cowboy romance
?Friends to lovers
?Forced proximity
?Small town romance

The new heartwarming, sexy small town cowboy romance by NYT bestseller Maisey Yates!

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Perry Bramble has loved best friend Carson Wilder since she was seven years old. He just never seemed to feel the same way. If Perry wants any hope of moving on from her unrequited feelings, then she's got to shake things up!

Inspired by the diary of an ancestor who left everything behind to become a mail order bride, Perry stuns Carson with a decision: She's moving to another city to expand her florist business... and to find love.

Cowboy Carson always knew he wasn't good enough for Perry. Their friendship was too important to risk messing up. When he lost his wife, Perry became his rock, and he just can't imagine life without her... but he might have to.

He hates the idea of her moving away, but he'll do anything to make Perry happy. Even let her move into his ranch house while her place gets fixed up for sale.

Carson and Perry are heading towards something that could be a disaster or their salvation. . . But can he finally gather the courage to be true to his wild heart before it's too late?

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Praise for Maisey Yates:

"What a fantastic, original take on the wild west, and such a wonderful look at what makes us who we are. An absolutely wonderful, unputdownable story, with characters that grow right into your heart." - Lori Foster, New York Times bestselling author on Rustler Mountain

"Saddle up for a fabulous ride through the captivating landscape of Rustler Mountain by Maisey Yates. With her trademark charm and wit, Yates delivers a heartwarming tale that will leave readers breathless and longing for more." -RaeAnne Thayne, New York Times bestselling author

"An enchanting and romantic modern western. You won't want to leave Rustler Mountain." - Kat Martin, New York Times bestselling author