Cowboy on her Doorstep by Pam Mantovani

Kendall I give major props to her she puts her daughter first and I loved that about her, "maybe not. I'm tired, and when I am, I tend to be irritable. You have no idea how it feels to be exhausted and know you have no one to depend on, no one to give you five minutes of rest or quiet." She dragged hands through her hair, resisted the urge to pull at the ends. "Still, I would do it all over again without hesitation." Logan that boy is just plain cocky, "when I come into your bed," he countered, his gaze lowering to her mouth before lifting to stare at her. "It's not going to have anything to do with Marissa." He's also plainly truthful, "now you've decided you want to make love again. God knows I want to be with you. But this time, I won't let you use me to escape reality like you did all those years ago." But sometimes with that painful truth comes sweetness, "have I given you reason to believe I'm bored?" When embarrassed color rose on her cheeks, Logan grinned. "Trust me, Kendall, I'm never bored around you. In or out of the bed." I enjoyed reading this book so so much and I can't was to see if Logan's brother gets a book .