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    Claddagh Ranch

    By C.H. Admirand

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    Welcome back to Emerson, Colorado and the Claddagh Ranch. C.H.’s bestselling historical Irish Western Series continues in the present beginning with a contemporary novella, introducing a new generation with ties to the past and a 150 year old promise.

    Tom McNally, was a mean son-of-a-bitch when riled. Widowmaker, the last bull he drew, tossed him at seven and a half seconds, them stomped him into the dirt. His broken ribs and sprained wrist need time and a place to heal—the Claddagh Ranch—run by his cousin and former bull-rider Seamus Flaherty who still upholds his great, great-grandfather’s promise never to turn away anyone in need of a hot meal and a place to stay.

    Emily Griffith is looking for a new start after the death of her mother, and finds it in Emerson, Colorado at the Emerson Diner when her car dies right in front of their help wanted sign. Chance walks through the door in the form of Tom McNally, a tall, dark and handsome cowboy. Small minded gossips and a hard-headed cowboy threaten Emily’s new life in Emerson, but love will triumph in this sweet tale from C.H. Admirand.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC.H. Admirand
    Release dateApr 18, 2019
    ISBN9781949234220
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