The Kincaid Family Series
Meet the Kincaids
A powerful Colorado family.
Billionaires who built an empire together.
But when danger threatens the people they love, protecting family becomes the only thing that matters.
The CEO
A Colorado Billionaires Novel
A billionaire CEO.
A woman who has loved him for years.
An unexpected baby that changes everything.
Adam Kincaid never expected to become a father overnight. When an infant daughter he never knew existed is suddenly placed in his care, the billionaire CEO realizes something is missing from the life he’s built.
Family.
Bree Taylor has loved Adam quietly for years, but after losing the man she was supposed to marry, she believes her chance at happiness is gone. When Adam asks her to marry him—just long enough to give his daughter the stability she needs—Bree agrees.
What begins as a marriage of convenience quickly becomes something far more real.
But when danger threatens the fragile family they’re building, Adam must decide if risking his heart is worth the chance at the love he never expected.
Tropes in this book
• Billionaire Romance
• Friends to Lovers
• Marriage of Convenience
• Secret Baby
• Single Father
• Sweet Romantic Suspense
Colorado Billionaires Series
1. The CEO
2. The Rancher
3. The Maverick
4. The Tycoon
5. The Artist
6. The Baker
Cynthia Woolf is the USA Today Bestselling and award-winning author of eighty-two works of romance fiction. Comprising sixty-six historical western romances, seven contemporary romance novels, two contemporary romance novellas, one historical western romance novella, and six sci-fi space opera romances, which she calls westerns in space. Along with these books, she has also published twelve boxed sets of her books and two short stories.
Cynthia loves writing and reading romance. Her first western romance, Tame A Wild Heart, was inspired by the story her mother told her of meeting Cynthia's father on a ranch in Creede, Colorado. Although Tame A Wild Heart takes place in Creede, that is the only similarity between the stories. Her father was a cowboy, not a bounty hunter, and her mother was a nursemaid (called a nanny now), not the ranch owner.
Cynthia credits her wonderfully supportive husband, Jim, and her great critique partners for saving her sanity and allowing her to explore her creativity.