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    A Fighting Chance: Chances Are Series, #3
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    A Fighting Chance: Chances Are Series, #3

    By Taylor Dawn

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    Former Marine Tyler Bradford just returned to his native Texas after a long stint overseas. As he’s driving home to see his family and meet his niece for the first time, another driver runs him off the road. When that car ends up in a pasture, Tyler’s rescue instincts kick in. He didn’t expect to find a sexy woman from Boston, and rescuing her wouldn’t be the only thing on his mind. Tiffani was called back home to Texas to settle her deceased mother’s estate. It was the last place on earth she wanted to be. She’d put thousands of miles between her and her horrible childhood memories, and didn’t think she’d ever find herself back in the Lone Star State. A twist of fate put her in the path of Tyler Bradford and turned her life upside down. Again. Can she finally forgive herself for her troubled past, or will the stubborn walls she’s erected around her heart keep everything and everyone she’s ever cared about at arm’s length? A Fighting Chance is the third book in the steamy romance Chances Are Series by Taylor Dawn.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPrincess Press
    Release dateAug 29, 2016
    ISBN9781533705136
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