Boots and Stilettos: Book 2
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Antoinette “Annie” Contadelucci flies to Montana to learn the family business, not to fall for a cowboy with a guarded smile. She is a billionaire heiress with a point to prove. Jake Spyker is a man who trusts his horse and his cattle dog more than promises.
When a storm rips across the valley and the bank moves up a review, Annie refuses to watch a good place fail. She builds a plan she calls Western Luxe. Lean, smart, and built to sell now. Sky Cabins. Starlight Suppers. Ranch Hand for a Day. Deposits up front. Real numbers that might save the ranch.
Friction turns into heat in this grumpy sunshine tale. Annie rides the fencelines, listens, and learns. Jake isn't looking for help, yet he cannot ignore grit when he sees it. What begins as a clash of worlds starts to feel like a fit.
But pressure closes in. Annie’s powerful father expects obedience. An ambitious ex offers a polished trap. The town watches. The land waits. The ranch needs a miracle, and Annie has to choose the life that is truly hers. Jake has to decide if love can stand beside duty.
Boots and Stilettos is a contemporary Western, clean and wholesom romance set under a big Montana sky. It is a story about courage, belonging, and the work that love requires. Grit meets silk. Hearts learn a steadier rhythm. Two people build something worth keeping.
What you will find inside:
Small town western romance
Clean & wholesome cowboy romance
Opposites attract: Grumpy sunshine cowboy meets city girl
Fish out of water: Italian heiress billionaire romance
Entrepreneur heroine saves the ranch family saga
Sweet contemporary western romance with a true HEA
Saddle up. Bring your stilettos. Scroll up and grab your copy today to see if love can survive the storm.
Also available: Dust and Inheritance, a prequel novella to Boots and Stilettos.
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About the author
Kirk Voclain is an American author and professional photographer whose stories are shaped by more than four decades of visual storytelling. After years behind the camera, often working in environments that demanded awareness, discretion, and attention to detail, he turned to fiction as another way to capture what cannot always be seen.
As a photographer, Kirk learned how a single image could be worth a thousand words. As a writer, he now uses a thousand words to paint a picture in the reader’s mind. His fiction is built with the same intention as his photography, focused on authenticity, composition, and the quiet moments that reveal truth.
His novels blend a strong sense of place with character-driven emotion and grounded realism. Whether writing contemporary Western romance or suspense rooted in observation and timing, his stories favor restraint over excess, letting tension and connection unfold naturally.
Kirk lives and works in Louisiana, where he continues to tell stories that linger long after the final page.
