Sunday Morning: A Sunday Morning Standalone

In Devil's Head, Missouri, a preacher's daughter falling for her boyfriend's older brother isn't a plot twist—it's a scandal waiting to happen.

Sarah has her whole life mapped out by everyone but herself. Graduate high school, marry Matt (heir to the wealthiest ranch in town), and settle down like a good, God-fearing girl. The only problem? She'd rather be chasing a music career in Nashville than playing the role the small-town rumor mill has already cast her in. Then Isaac comes home.

Six years in the Army have turned Matt's older brother into something altogether different from the boy who left—tattooed, rough around the edges, and completely off-limits in every way that matters. He's not father-approved. He's not small-town-approved. And he is absolutely, inconveniently impossible to ignore.

Set against the backdrop of a western small-town bursting with gossip, country music dreams, and family loyalty tested at every turn, Sunday Morning crackles with the kind of slow-burn tension that makes forbidden romance so irresistible. Sarah and Isaac strike sparks from the moment they meet—frustrating each other, challenging each other, seeing each other in ways no one else bothers to try.

This new adult standalone from USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling authors Jewel E. Ann and Willa Jaymes is wickedly funny, achingly tender, and proof that the most dangerous thing in a small town