Texas Pride: A Contemporary Enemies to Lovers Western Romance

Sometimes the person who gets under your skin the most is the one who ends up stealing your heart — and nobody writes that slow-burn tension quite like New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer.

This irresistible collection brings together two classic Texas romances filled with stubborn cowboys, sharp-tongued heroines, and the kind of heat that matches a Lone Star summer.

In the first story, Dr. Louise Blakely and Dr. Jeb Coltrain have been partners in practice for years, but Jeb has always treated Lou more like a rival than a colleague. When Lou finally reaches her limit and announces she's leaving, Jeb stuns her with an unexpected proposal. It won't be a real marriage — or so he insists. But spending time with Lou changes everything he thought he knew, and now he faces the harder challenge: convincing her that the man who once made her feel like an enemy is the same man desperately, genuinely in love with her.

The second story follows secretive Kingman Marshall, a man who believes his complicated past makes him wrong for the sweet, sheltered Tiffany Blair. He knows she deserves forever, and he's certain he can't give it. Tiffany, however, has already made up her mind — Kingman is the only man she wants, and she has no intention of walking away.

Set against the sweeping backdrop of contemporary Texas, these two deeply satisfying romances prove that pride, passion, and a little stubbornness can be the perfect recipe for lasting love.