Lost and Lassoed (Rebel Blue Ranch, #3)

by Lyla Sage

“You are many things, August Ryder, and some of those things aren’t great, I’ll be honest,” I said. “But a bad father isn’t one of them.”

And when I got older and started to think about the kind of life I wanted for myself, I thought of that inscription.

You might not like her, but at least she’s the devil you know. And she loves Riley.”

This woman was not about to lecture my six-year-old on what foods she should and shouldn’t have. “We don’t think any foods are good or bad,” I jumped in. This was something Cam was passionate about, and I was happy to support her in it. “It’s all just food.”

Ugh. I love this . I wish I’d been talked to like this as a kid.

didn’t want Riley to grow up thinking she could be only one thing or that her only choices were things her parents or family were.

Dare I say I like Gus? 👀👀👀

didn’t know until right now how nice it felt to be taken care of—how badly I craved it, to just relax and let go. But I didn’t know how I felt about the fact that Gus was the one who was granting me that.

I wondered whether I could taste the sun on her skin. Jesus, Gus. Do you think you’re a poet? Check yourself.

got an urge to do something I hadn’t done in a long time.

Kicking and screaming. A LONG TIME??!?

“Luke is my fiancé, my partner, my everything. But you’re my soulmate, Teddy Andersen, and I’m the luckiest girl in the world because of it.”

we love friendship.