The Wild Side of Spring

The Wild Side of Spring: Book #7 in the McCullough Romance Series. When Trent Montgomery first sees Dr. Megan McCullough sitting across the room with her hair clipped back in an uptight bun, her posture rigid, and her nose in a book, he is fascinated. Little does he know that when he struts across the pub and sets down his beer beside her cup of tea, that the doc is anything but appalled by his mud-caked jeans.
Much to her dismay, Megan is attracted to the arrogant and cocky mud magnet. But then she always did have a soft spot for men dressed in mud. Until Trent sees her at a local inn, dancing wildly and carefree, he does not believe that the prim doctor has a wild side. But despite the instant attraction and chemistry between them, Megan is determined to keep the sexy rugby player at bay. Her job as the only doctor in the village of Canden Valley comes first.
Dating a mud magnet does not fit the image she wants to create. What Megan does not realize is that Trent is far more complex than he appears. not only is he a rugby player who seems to attract dirt and mud, but he is a sought-after engineer, brought in to assist with the local animal rescue project. He also happens to be her cousin's fiancé's best man in their upcoming wedding. When Megan finally does allow him into her life, she puts time limits on it which Trent continually steamrolls over.
They grow from one day to one weekend, finally extending to one week. Trent accepts the terms of the week-long relationship only because he knows that come Friday night, he will be seeing her at the wedding rehearsal. While he knows that she'll be angry at him for hiding that small detail of who he really is, he does not quite anticipate her fury, and he certainly doesn't anticipate what follows it.