Loving the Heartland - Jones, Marjorie
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Cattle rustling. Guns. Murder. Kendra Williams has been the sole caretaker of her four younger siblings since their parents were killed in an alcohol-related airplane crash when she was only twenty years old. She has worked her entire adult life, sacrificing her dreams and her chance at love, to keep her family together and to keep their family cattle ranch safe for future generations. Someone doesn't want that to happen. Michelle Loving has made a successful career out of telling the American public what to think and what they should care about. She is hired to create an image of historical…mehr

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Cattle rustling. Guns. Murder. Kendra Williams has been the sole caretaker of her four younger siblings since their parents were killed in an alcohol-related airplane crash when she was only twenty years old. She has worked her entire adult life, sacrificing her dreams and her chance at love, to keep her family together and to keep their family cattle ranch safe for future generations. Someone doesn't want that to happen. Michelle Loving has made a successful career out of telling the American public what to think and what they should care about. She is hired to create an image of historical significance for the century-old cattle ranch,but finds herself in over her head. Not only is someone gunning for the ranch, but when it comes to loving the rustic, controlling, beautiful woman in charge of the Heartland, Michelle is shooting in the dark. Two women... One impossible task... A love that will not be silent.
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Twice nominated for the Romantic Times Magazine Reviewers Choice Award, romance novelist Marjorie Jones is fascinated with the lives of her characters. As a writer, she has made it her life's mission to take all her aggression out on the characters who deserve it, and unfortunately, a few who don't. As the wife of the world's best truck-driver, she lives in a delightful studio loft near the West Texas/Mexico border where she tries to ignore the fact that her home was once a US Army latrine. In lieu of her own cat, which she would undoubtedly forget to feed, she is plays "auntie" to her mother's exceptionally large, and rather aloof, Russian Blue, Frick, and a small herd of deer who live in her front yard.