Author: Allison B. Collins

Allison B. Collins writes western romance about recovery, family responsibility, and belonging in ranch communities. A Family for the Rancher opens her Cowboys to Grooms sequence and follows Nash Sullivan, a former soldier who returns home after losing a leg during deployment. He resists both his family's concern and the rehabilitation plan offered by physical therapist Kelsey Summers. Kelsey is raising a child while trying to move beyond grief of her own, so their work together develops through shared vulnerability rather than an easy rescue. The 2018 mass-market edition came from Harlequin Western Romance. Its ranch setting supports a wider family story: Nash's brothers and father create pressure, humor, and continuity for later installments in the sequence. Collins keeps the central relationship tied to practical changes in mobility, trust, and household life, allowing the idea of family to grow from repeated acts of care instead of arriving only as a closing promise.