Kinney Brothers Series by Kelsey Kingsley

"You think I'm ready to ruin you forever?" "Oh, Ireland... You've already ruined me forever." I’ve been called the Black Sheep. Troublemaker. And probably a dozen other words that are nowhere near that nice. My past is checkered. Full of questionable choices and even worse outcomes. But I’ve put it behind me. I’m on the straight and narrow now. For two years, I've towed the line. Stayed out of trouble. Kept my head above water. And have not made even one reckless decision... more"You think I'm ready to ruin you forever?" "Oh, Ireland... You've already ruined me forever." I’ve been called the Black Sheep. Troublemaker. And probably a dozen other words that are nowhere near that nice. My past is checkered. Full of questionable choices and even worse outcomes. But I’ve put it behind me. I’m on the straight and narrow now. For two years, I've towed the line. Stayed out of trouble. Kept my head above water. And have not made even one reckless decision. But then Snow came to River Canyon on the first day of winter. Inked, pierced, and unafraid of speaking her mind, and going after what she wants, she made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Together, I knew we would make a mess. I just couldn't keep myself from getting dirty. less

“You look at me like I’m the last woman in the world... more“You look at me like I’m the last woman in the world.”“And what if you are?” While his twin brother was taking risks and making mistakes, Sean Kinney set out to be “the good son,” selling mattresses in River Canyon’s only department store, because well… Nothing is scary about mattresses, is there? After meticulously plotting out his life, Sean never thought a woman could fit into the plan, never thought he could be so reckless with his heart, despite his jealousy toward the love his brothers have found—the women they call home. But when the strikingly beautiful and equally careful Lindsey Molloy walks into his life after setting her mattress on fire, something in his practiced routine shifts. Before he realizes what’s happening, he’s taking risks, taking chances, all for her, and he begins to wonder… Could she be exactly what he needs to break his habits? Could she be his home? less

"Maybe some things are meant to be kept in our hearts.""Then I guess I'll be keepin' ya there forever."