Will's Heart - Stevens, R. J.
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Samantha Andrews was out of options when she accepted the job of housekeeper in Wolf Creek, Wyoming. Desperation drove her to leave everything behind in Texas. Until the authorities apprehended the maniac chasing her, the devastated family parted ways out of sheer self-preservation. If the man found her again, she knew deep down she would not survive. Thanks to a college friend, hopefully she would be safe in a town so small it wasn't on the map. Will Wolf owned the Wolf Brother's Ranch several miles north of Wolf Creek. After their mother died six months earlier, his two younger brothers…mehr

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Samantha Andrews was out of options when she accepted the job of housekeeper in Wolf Creek, Wyoming. Desperation drove her to leave everything behind in Texas. Until the authorities apprehended the maniac chasing her, the devastated family parted ways out of sheer self-preservation. If the man found her again, she knew deep down she would not survive. Thanks to a college friend, hopefully she would be safe in a town so small it wasn't on the map. Will Wolf owned the Wolf Brother's Ranch several miles north of Wolf Creek. After their mother died six months earlier, his two younger brothers insisted, he hire a housekeeper. On the word of an old rodeo rival, he agreed to pick Miss Andrews up at the airport. Arriving late, he figured he missed her until he heard a sweet voice call his name. The moment his eyes fell on her, he knew he was in deep trouble.
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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.