Rodeo Family
Published on 1. May 2018
224 pages
978-1-4740-8474-1 (ISBN)
Description
GOOD INTENTIONS
Journalist Nadine Campbell set out to write a feel-good piece on Rodeo's own rancher-Rembrandt, Zach Brandt-not a sensational expose. She'd come back from New York to heal, not hurt. And Zach and his adorable twin boys were helping more than she'd ever dreamed possible! But a feel-good piece wasn't about to save her job.
Zach didn't want to be interviewed. But he did want Nadine. Always had, ever since high school. Back then, he couldn't compete with the journalistic ambition he knew would take her away. Now that she'd returned, he had a second chance - and he wasn't about to squander it. Opening up to her was a risk worth taking. Or so he thought...
Journalist Nadine Campbell set out to write a feel-good piece on Rodeo's own rancher-Rembrandt, Zach Brandt-not a sensational expose. She'd come back from New York to heal, not hurt. And Zach and his adorable twin boys were helping more than she'd ever dreamed possible! But a feel-good piece wasn't about to save her job.
Zach didn't want to be interviewed. But he did want Nadine. Always had, ever since high school. Back then, he couldn't compete with the journalistic ambition he knew would take her away. Now that she'd returned, he had a second chance - and he wasn't about to squander it. Opening up to her was a risk worth taking. Or so he thought...
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Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,42 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4740-8474-1 (9781474084741)
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Multi-published author Mary Sullivan writes heartwarming, small-town romance. Her first novel, No Ordinary Cowboy, was a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart nominee. Her books have won awards and glowing reviews. Writing a book is much like putting together a jigsaw puzzle without the final image. Mary indulges her passion for puzzles-particularly her daily cryptic crossword and putting together real jigsaw puzzles without the box-in her hometown of Toronto.
