โ Scribed by Amity Lassiter
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Don't mess this up.ย After a tragic accident leaves him the legal guardian of his young nephew, Dane Baylor finds himself with his hands full juggling parenthood with running his familyโs cattle ranch. Desperate not to betray the trust his brother put in him, he reaches out for help.
Never put down roots. Itโs the hard, fast rule that has kept Ren Maddock and her teenage sister one step ahead of a childhood theyโd rather forget. Itโs always been an easy one to followโฆuntil Ren replies to a job ad for a homemaker.
For the first time in years, Ren feels like she could believe in happily ever after at the Baylor Ranch with a cowboy who makes her heart sing. But when her past comes knocking, threatening her new family and her new life, sheโll have to make the choice to run again or stand and fight for everything she holds dear.
This book is a part of the Hearts of Three Rivers: The Baylors series. Each...
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