Every Mile Back to Her: A Christian Cowboy Romance (The McCord Brothers Book 2)

A man who ran from his grief. A woman who never backed down from anything. And twelve hundred miles of west Texas between them and home.

Boone McCord left home because his mother sat him down and told him the truth: if nobody moved him, he would walk past his father’s barn every day for the rest of his life. So he took a job in west Texas, running cattle for a tired old man on a ranch that is quietly being sold out from under him.

Five months in Reeves County. Five years since he last prayed.

June Castillo has spent her entire working life proving she belongs on a rig floor. Field engineer on Pecos Crude Rig 7. Twenty-eight years old. And thoroughly done with men who assume the site belongs to them.

So when a cowboy in a straw hat walks into her trailer like he owns it, she never raises her voice.

She doesn’t have to.

What begins as a fence line and a logged incident becomes a Friday table, a grandmother’s kitchen, and two candles burning for a man who never asked anyone to pray for him.

Then a coworker’s grudge turns into a formal complaint — and the company answers it by transferring June nine hours north to Oklahoma.

Boone can’t fight this one with his fists. He already tried that once, in a parking lot, and it cost him.

Can a man who ran from his own grief learn to stand still and pray? And when the woman he loves is put on a road out of town, will the long way back be hers to drive — or his to wait out?

Every Mile Back to Her is Book Two of the McCord Brothers: a clean, Christ-centered romance about two stubborn people, two churches, two languages, and one family that decides to become one.