Free Cowboy Save Me: By Judith Lee (Tiller Brothers Book 1) by Judith Lee

with his high powered binoculars for a day.  He hadn’t seen Tammy since the night he thought he had driven her off the road.
    He was proud of how he had tracked her down.  First he had scouted out her parent’s house for several days and confirmed she wasn’t living there.  Then he’d gone to the college library and went online looking for her.  It was easier than he thought.  He knew her degree was in home economics with a second degree in land management.  It would be the perfect combination for a state worker.  After looking at all the new hire announcements, he had finally found that she was a new Ag agent in Gillette, at the Campbell County Ag Extension office.  Stealing a truck had been easier than he thought, too.  It still amazed him that people left their vehicles unlocked with the keys in them.  Wyoming was such a backwards state.  He switched the plates with another truck; this one was a blue one, so when they reported the red truck missing they’d be looking for a red truck with different license plates.
    He had gone to Gillette and found Tammy leaving the Ag office and he followed her.  When she turned into the Camplex fairgrounds exhibitors’ parking he had to drive around to the other side where the public parking was.  By the time he got back to where she had parked he couldn’t see where she had gone.  He looked for her all afternoon and hadn’t found her.  Her car was still in the parking lot so he decided to wait for her by her car and then he could grab her quickly.
    It was a long day and night.  He was getting thirsty and hungry.  He finally decided to leave, thinking she must have gotten a ride home with someone else when he saw her walking with a cowboy and holding his hand.  He swore under his breath as he saw the large cowboy take her in his arms and dance with her in the parking lot.
    Shit, she was his wife, and she was acting like a whore.  When he finally got her he was going to have to show her who was boss again and this time she wouldn’t get away.
    After a while the cowboy had walked her to the car, and she drove off.  He couldn’t get her with the cowboy watching.  The cowboy was walking toward a big truck.  Marcus scribbled down the license plate and took off running toward his car in the other parking lot.
    He drove around looking for her but she had disappeared.  It was time he gave her a call and let her know he was coming for her.  Earlier in the day, he had called the Extension office and gotten her cell number with the excuse that he needed to talk to her right away about the grasshoppers that were invading his garden, and was surprised how trusting the employee was as she gave him the number.
    He needed to get something to eat and crash for a few hours before he called her.  He wanted to call her in the middle of the night when she was alone.  But he ended up sleeping until early that morning.  Even now he laughed at how frightened she had been and he was looking forward to resuming his life with her.  No one screamed or cried and begged as good as she had.  That’s what turned him on and she was going to be his again very soon.
    He would wait until dark and go looking for her.  The next night he found the cowboy’s truck parked at a bar and he waited.  It was dark where the truck was parked and it would make a perfect place to snatch her.  He had picked up a bat at a sporting goods store and he’d use it on the cowboy. 
    A woman wearing a cowboy hat came out with a cowboy.  Marcus just knew it was Tammy.  The cowboy kissed her, and as Marcus was getting closer, then the cowboy turned and walked back into the bar.  Perfect, he thought, she was taking his truck.  But before he could get to the truck to open the door she peeled out.  He ran back to his car and followed her.  He was so angry that she was kissing the cowboy that he decided to run her off the road.  Just as she turned down a dirt road, he slammed into the back of her