β Scribed by Leigh, D. Jackson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The note attached to her grandmother's will has left debutante Mae St. John with this: the family fortune is gone; the father she never knew lives in Louisiana; and her only income is a modest trust fund left for the care of Big Mae's poodle, Rhett.
Hog-tied by her father's financial predicament and mental decline, Whit Casey is not happy at being strong-armed to hire Mae, who knows nothing about quarter horse racing, to write for her racing magazine and dot-com. Still, attraction grows between the two women until Mae's investigation into a horse cloning controversy implicates Whit and the colt she is depending on to stop the foreclosure of her father's farm. It's a race against time to clear the colt before the big race and claim what both women desire most in their lives--someone to hold them forever.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
As the hockey league's star goalie, I live by three simple principles: 1. Keep a pristine image. 2. Work hard on the ice. 3\. Don't piss off the bossesβ¦too much. I was killing it until a mishap tarnished my image. Now, management has me cleaning up my reputation and coaching a bunch of k
In the seventh book of the Lex and Amanda series, three years have passed since Lexington Walters and her partner, Amanda, have taken over the care of Lorrie, their rambunctious niece. Amanda's sister, Jeannie, has fully recovered from her debilitating stroke and returns with her fiancΓ©, ready to st
New York Times bestselling author Susan Malleryβs classic blend of lighthearted humor and intense emotional conflict works its magic on two newcomers to the California town of Foolβs Gold, which Library Journal calls βa setting so real and appealing readers will want to start scoping out real estate