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    A Cowboy for Mom

    By Honor James

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    For fifteen years Carson MacDonald has been thinking about the woman who vanished from his life without a trace. Working his family ranch has kept his days busy but his nights are too long and empty without her there. Carson never forgot his first and only love, no matter how much he tried.

    Jennifer MacElroy did what was needed to do to survive after having her heart broken. But fate is a fickle thing and she’s forced back to her birthplace to take part in training for her newest movie role. Unfortunately it’s on Carson’s ranch. If she’s lucky the new persona she’s taken on as Monica will help her fly under the radar. What she hadn’t counted on was her daughter.

    A few hints, a couple of clues, and these two are facing off once more. Will they get beyond past hurts or will they lose one another again?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvernight Publishing
    Release dateApr 13, 2014
    ISBN9781771307994
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