Rodeo

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Rodeo

By Michael John Adams

He came to England with a smoking gun, rage in his heart, and a dream that refused to die.

Murphy is a tough Oklahoma outsider obsessed with the rodeo and with creating something the

United Kingdom has never seen before. His vision is wild, dangerous, and consuming: build his own piece of the American frontier and find the woman capable of becoming its star.

Then he meets Rhonda.

She seems made for Murphy’s dream. But Rhonda is already involved with Gary, a boxer hardened by suspicion and unwilling to trust anyone, especially an American stranger with an obsession and plans of his own.

The situation becomes even more volatile when Mandy, a seductive hustler who knows how to manipulate the people around her, arrives alongside Hank, a fighter with unfinished business.

Hank isn’t merely passing through town. He's searching for someone.

And he's looking for revenge.

As desire, jealousy, ambition, and violence begin pulling them together, Murphy's dream becomes the center of an increasingly dangerous collision. The spirit of the Wild West has crossed the

Atlantic, bringing with it old-fashioned rivalries, modern passions, and people willing to fight for what they believe belongs to them.

Rodeo by Michael John Adams is a provocative erotic drama infused with Western attitude, obsession, revenge, dangerous relationships, and the relentless spirit of the frontier.

Murphy came to Britain determined to build his rodeo. The question is how much—and how many people—he is willing to risk to make his dream real.

Reviews

☆☆☆☆☆ “Wild, provocative, and unlike anything I expected.” — The Rose Review

☆☆☆☆☆ “An unusual collision of erotic drama and Western grit.” — After Dark Book Review

☆☆☆☆☆ “Murphy is the kind of obsessive character you can’t look away from.” — The Velvet Bookmark

☆☆☆☆☆ “Desire, revenge, jealousy, and rodeo make a combustible combination.” — Passionate Pages

☆☆☆☆☆ “A dark and unpredictable ride from Oklahoma to England.” — Midnight Romance Review