Something to Talk About
by Joanne Rock

Goodbye California. Hello... Kentucky?

Widowed single mom Amanda Emory wants a fresh start---far away from Los Angeles and her troubling past. All she wants out of her new job is a secure income and a safe haven for her kids. But her matchmaking nine-year-old has other ideas...

Horse trainer Robbie Preston has never shied away from risks. And the sparks between Robbie and Amanda are definitely dangerous. Yet her past---and his reputation---stand between them. It will take some serious courting to change Amanda's mind, but Robbie is up for the challenge...even if it does give everyone something to talk about!

Thoroughbred Legacy --- The purse is set and the stakes are high...

Other Books by Joanne Rock

Coming Undone
The Murphy Brothers Book 5

Playing for Keeps
The Murphy Brothers Book 4

Matched with the Player
The Murphy Brothers Book 3

Swept Away
The Murphy Brothers Book 2

Making Waves
The Murphy Brothers Book 1

Alter Ego Boxed Set

Rancher Under the Mistletoe
Kingsland Ranch Book 4

Alaskan Blackout
Kingsland Ranch Book 3

Girl Gone Wild
Single in South Beach Book 4

Girl's Guide to Hunting and Kissing
Single in South Beach Book 2

Sex and the Single Girl
Single in South Beach Book 1

The Rancher's Plus-One
Kingsland Ranch Book 2

Harlequin Desire June 2023 - Box Set 1 of 2

Make Believe Match
Texas Cattleman's Club: The Wedding Book 4

Her Second Act
Alter Ego Book 3

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Joanne Rock's Bio

Four-time RITA finalist Joanne Rock has never met a romance sub-genre she didn't like. The USA Today bestselling author of over eighty books enjoys writing a wide range of stories, most recently focusing on sexy contemporaries and small-town family sagas. An optimist by nature and perpetual seeker of silver linings, Joanne finds romance fits her life outlook perfectly---love is worth fighting for. A frequent speaker at regional and national writing conferences she enjoys giving back to the writing community that nurtured and inspired her early career. She has a Masters degree in Literature from the University of Louisville but credits her fiction writing skills to her intensive study with friend and fellow author Catherine Mann. When she's not writing, Joanne enjoys travel to gather new ideas.