USA TODAY bestselling author Delores Fossen brings the Texas heat in this sizzling novella... Lana Watley would do anything for her lovable, troublemaking grandfather. Except marry her ex, Marco Becker--that's just too big an ask, even to safeguard the family ranch. Sure, Grandpa Benji isn't wrong
Hot Summer in Texas
โ Scribed by Delores Fossen
- Book ID
- 110668850
- Publisher
- HQN Books
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 41 KB
- Series
- Lone Star Ridge
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781488078255
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
USA TODAY **bestselling author Delores Fossen brings the Texas heat in this sizzling novella...
** Lana Watley would do anything for her lovable, troublemaking grandfather. Except marry her ex, Marco Becker--that's just too big an ask, even to safeguard the family ranch. Sure, Grandpa Benji isn't wrong that there are still feelings between her and the gorgeous cowboy. Lust, for one. But also the kind of deep hurt that not even toe-curling chemistry can eclipse.
For once, Marco agrees with Lana. She crushed his heart when she walked away a decade ago. Yet after everything Benji has done for him, he hates to see the old man lose his ranch. Perhaps if Marco and Lana work together, they can solve this problem another way. If only every encounter didn't leave him wishing this red-hot reunion could last forever.
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