The McCall Ranch - Reed, Loretta S.
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In The McCall Ranch, Heaven McCall's quest for identity leads her to the truth she's long sought: her legacy as a McCall. But with this revelation comes a tangle of mystery, drama, and murder that she never anticipated. As Heaven navigates these treacherous waters, two men stand on the horizon: Billy Ray, whose past is as enigmatic as his presence, and Tony Donatello, whose intentions are as mysterious as his sudden appearances. Who will be her ally, and who will stand in the way of her dreams? Only time will reveal the surprises that lie buried within the McCall Ranch.

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In The McCall Ranch, Heaven McCall's quest for identity leads her to the truth she's long sought: her legacy as a McCall. But with this revelation comes a tangle of mystery, drama, and murder that she never anticipated. As Heaven navigates these treacherous waters, two men stand on the horizon: Billy Ray, whose past is as enigmatic as his presence, and Tony Donatello, whose intentions are as mysterious as his sudden appearances. Who will be her ally, and who will stand in the way of her dreams? Only time will reveal the surprises that lie buried within the McCall Ranch.
Autorenporträt
Author Loretta S. Reed is from Ryan, Oklahoma. Her mother raised six children alone, and taught them strong values. Loretta was almost 70 when she started writing this book, so you are never too old to live your dream or to learn something new. She had the idea for The McCall Ranch about 20 years ago. Finally, XXX said it was time to write the book. Loretta has three children, nine grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. She, her husband, and their children were always very close. Loretta married her husband when she was 17 and had the children by the time they were 22 years old. Now she has a great family. Loretta loved to make up stories when was small. Someone asked how she wrote this book about the mob, and she said, "Small town, big imagination."