Broken Fences - Hemmingwood, Jo
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Former army sergeant Seneca Twist has difficulty adjusting to civilian life after losing her brother in Afghanistan. She picks up her backpack and begins walking. Her travels take her to a boys' ranch in Idaho where she meets residential psychologist Robyn Mason. Seneca and Robyn couldn't be more different, and they can't seem to agree on anything, but when Seneca decides to winter at the ranch, their shared values draw them together. Robyn is determined to get to the bottom of the resignation and pain Seneca keeps locked inside, but the more Robyn learns and the closer they become, the more…mehr

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Former army sergeant Seneca Twist has difficulty adjusting to civilian life after losing her brother in Afghanistan. She picks up her backpack and begins walking. Her travels take her to a boys' ranch in Idaho where she meets residential psychologist Robyn Mason. Seneca and Robyn couldn't be more different, and they can't seem to agree on anything, but when Seneca decides to winter at the ranch, their shared values draw them together. Robyn is determined to get to the bottom of the resignation and pain Seneca keeps locked inside, but the more Robyn learns and the closer they become, the more she can't resist falling for Seneca. The warmth of the local community, the surrogate family they have created, and their feelings for each other mean everything, but will it be enough for Seneca to call the ranch home?
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A former English teacher and current homemaker, Jo Hemmingwood lives in an enchanted wood in rural Alabama with her wife and son and a menagerie of animals. She was published twice in her college's literary collection and enjoyed being an educator for six years, winning teacher of the year in 2020. Jo's writing is often humorous and personal, drawing from her varied life experiences. She pulls from her Southern rural upbringing to craft stories about community.