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    A County Girl’s Heart

    By Dena Blake

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    Kat Jackson is successful despite her estrangement from her parents and the loss of her wife. She’s resigned to live alone while struggling to maintain her dream ranch. When she falls for weekend cowgirl DJ Callahan, she soon fears all she knows to be true may be a cruel façade developed for her own protection.

    DJ Callahan is a corporate lawyer who lives in the moment, never limiting herself to any one relationship. When DJ arrives at the Jumpin’ J Ranch, she has no plans to become involved with Kat, let alone open the door to her own past, which bubbles just below the surface, threatening to destroy her entire existence as a “big city lawyer.”

    Having everything she could ever want in life, twice, is something Kat never expected. When she gets a second chance at love, following her heart will prove the hardest decision of all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBold Strokes Books
    Release dateMar 13, 2018
    ISBN9781635551358
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    A County Girl’s Heart
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    Dena Blake

    Dena grew up in Novato, California, where she learned to ride motorcycles and grow vegetables. Eventually moving with her family to the southwest, she began writing in her spare time and found it to be her passion.Dena earned a bachelor degree in information assurance and forensics from Oklahoma State University. She has gone from information security to IT customer relations, which suits her perfectly. She is a would-be chef, tech nerd, and occasional mechanic who loves cars, art, coffee, and curling up by the fire on a cold, blustery day reading or writing a book.Dena currently lives in the southwest with her partner and is constantly amazed at what she learns from their two kids.

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