Ginger's Hope - Stevens, R. J.
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Ginger Smalley grew up on a large ranch in Wolf Creek, Wyoming. When her parents were killed in a horrific car crash, the six siblings pulled together and raised each other. Being the only girl in the family Ginger grew into a tomboy hiding her inner woman behind a tough bravado. Deep down the little girl she once was held tightly to the hope she would one day marry and find the love those around her were enjoying. Frank Goines, a retired Sargent of an elite Special Forces team, answers the plea for help from his best friend, Will Wolf. The moment he arrives at the Wolf Brother's Ranch, his…mehr

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Ginger Smalley grew up on a large ranch in Wolf Creek, Wyoming. When her parents were killed in a horrific car crash, the six siblings pulled together and raised each other. Being the only girl in the family Ginger grew into a tomboy hiding her inner woman behind a tough bravado. Deep down the little girl she once was held tightly to the hope she would one day marry and find the love those around her were enjoying. Frank Goines, a retired Sargent of an elite Special Forces team, answers the plea for help from his best friend, Will Wolf. The moment he arrives at the Wolf Brother's Ranch, his world flipped on its axis. The gorgeous red head with a temper to match made him wish forr things he believed were just out of his reach. Follow their explosive story filled with every emotion imaginable.
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R. J. Stevens grew up with a love of the written word. Her accomplishments include a haiku published in the high school anthology book in B.A. Ok. A series called Inspector Angel in a small Christian magazine. After many years, Charlie's Park Bench was born. She recently completed the series Heroes of Wolf Creek. R. J. Stevens still lives in Oklahoma on her heavenly little acre. Other than her grandchildren, she takes joy in knowing her readers find themselves lost in her creations.