Rustled by New York Times bestselling author B.J. Daniels
Undercover investigator Brittany Bo “Jinx” Clarke is determined to bring down a cattle rustling ring. Dawson Chisholm wants to retrieve his stolen cattle. To get what they both want, they’ll have to work together. But spending their days and nights alone—just the two of them against a band of thieves—presents another problem for resisting the irresistible Chisholm charm. And she’s not sure she wants to…
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Stone Cold Undercover Agent by Nicole Helm
Jaime Alessandro fears he’s been undercover too long. Now his only shot at destroying one of Texas’s largest crime organizations is Gabriella Torres—a “gift” from The Stallion and his longest-held captive. Her inside info and inspired moves are helping Jaime take the gang apart. But what he’s starting to feel for the brilliant, tough-minded Gabriella could get them worse than dead…
B.J. Daniels started her life in Houston, Texas, before her family moved to Montana at age five. She grew up in a cabin in the Gallatin Canyon near Big Sky and later on Hebgen Lake near West Yellowstone. Because of her love for Montana, most of her books are set there. Born into a storytelling family, all she'd ever wanted to do was write stories. After a career as an award-winning newspaper journalist, she wrote and sold 37 short stories before she finally wrote her first book, ODD MAN OUT. Since then she has won numerous awards including a career achievement award for romantic suspense. She lives in Montana with her husband, Parker, two Springer Spaniels. When she isn't writing, she quilts, boats and. makes rope/fabric baskets. She always reads, loving to lose herself in a good book.
I enjoyed both of these. Characters and storylines engaging and intriguing. The only hiccup(s) I found were in the first - Rustled by BJ Daniels - where there were scene and POV breaks without paragraph breaks. This is a formatting error and I stumbled for a minute while figuring out whose head I was in or where the scene was taking place. Not critical, just annoying. Well done.