Under the Cowboy's Control by Lynda Chance

Travis he's a good man, he has a good heart especially when he and Selena first meet and under the circumstances, "...I want you to know you're safe here. But for now, as far as the men are concerned, you're a young boy names Manuel. This is my house. All the men stay in the bunkhouse. I'll keep them away from the house and this room, and you can have time to heal. You need to sleep and rest for a few days, get your strength back. That room through there will be your private bathroom. It has shampoo, soap, towels and stuff. You use anything else you want, and tell me if there is anything you need. Do you understand?" Then there were times he was an a**, unless it's a sign of his possession that he wants something, "you finished with her? I'm hungry and want my food." I mean he's just down right rude at times, "flaunting. You know, sashaying your a** around them. Playing the part of the perfect female, needing help with the washing machine, or sharing your cooking skills. You can't try to be friends with them. You need to keep your little butt in the house." He's also kind of a pig, "I tell you what, Angel, you let me take you back to the house, strip you naked every night. You sleep in my bed, and we'll see just how nice I can be." He cares for his girl loads, "baby, you are so fine. I don't know what the hell I did to deserve you, but I'm not going to argue."