Blue Jean Summer
An unforgettable opposites attract, marriage of convenience cowboy romance
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Narrated by:
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Liam Cortright
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Lucy Rivers
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Written by:
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Maggie Gates
She's the girl who always dreamed of marrying him . . .
Hayes Wilder needs to find a wife - pronto. After returning to the small town of Honey Hollow when his grandfather passes away, Hayes is shocked to learn that the sprawling Wilder Estate has been left to him - but only if he gets married.
Catherine Foster, reigning Miss Virginia and former Honey Hollow native, has been saddled with mountains of medical debt ever since her mother's death. So, when Hayes, her first ever crush and the boy of her childhood dreams, offers her a way out, she jumps at it.
The deal: she agrees to be his bride, and he'll pay off her debts. Everyone wins - except the entire town has eyes on them and Hayes' half-brother keeps circling the property like a vulture, determined to poke holes in their marriage.
Most troubling of all, this pair may have miscalculated how much they have in common - enough for this cowboy to fall in love for real . . .©2026 Maggie Gates (P)2026 Hodder & Stoughton Limited
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Critic Reviews
Marriage-of-convenience romance has never been this fun (Julie Olivia)
With its gorgeous setting and honey-sweet, searingly spicy romance, Blue Jean Summer hooked me from the first page. (Ellen O’Clover)
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