Let It Go — Dixie Lynn Dwyer

Winding up in Repose, Texas is the best wrong turn Brooklyn ever made in her life. She's had it tough, and never could rely on any man after a tragic childhood and nearly ending up in jail from lies her ex created to make her take the fall for his crimes. She fought to survive yet another man's desire to hurt her and pursues her own dreams far, far away. Brooklyn's new business venture, the Filling Station, is becoming a gold mine in Repose. She's ready to expand to accommodate her adoring customers, but one of the head board members in town won't give his approval. That is, until he and his brothers meet her in person and realize she could be the woman to fill their empty hearts. Only thing is, Brooklyn isn't accepting the town rules, nor has she learned to let go of the past or the harm she thinks all men are capable of. The Cartwright brothers just might have to prove to her how different they really are and how the power of a menage can heal old wounds, even the deep ones.