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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Shelton, Lee (illustratore). May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Shelton, Lee (illustratore). Paperback. Is it true what they say about money and love? Marshall Walker, New York millionaire and entrepreneur, has flown to Texas to promote his new company. He's known for not only his ability to turn any company into a gold mine, but for his playboy lifestyle. Emily Ashford is the Assistant Editor for San Antonio Magazine. Emily has been working her butt off, hoping for an overdue promotion. Her new project could be the one to push her career forward, maybe even land her own magazine. Marshall may be a savvy business man, but women are his weakness. When he shows up for a photo shoot and interview about his new venture, he is side-tracked when he sees Emily. Confident in his charm, he puts the moves on her. To his surprise, she is uninterested. Marshall is a man not used to being turned down for anything that he wants. His efforts only earn him a slap and piece of Emily's mind, just in time for her boss to arrive. Informed that this man assaulting her is none other than her feature story, Marshall Walker, Emily finds herself fired. Knowing that this is all his fault, and could seriously screw up his reason for being there, Marshall has to work hard to make it up to Emily, but she wants nothing to do with him after the trouble he has caused her. Not only has she lost her job, but she stands to lose her family's farm. Sent there to stop her from investigating a drug cartel for a story, Marshall finds himself protecting more than just his case. Can he save Emily, her family farm, and his investigation? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. O'Connor, K. Leah (illustratore). 234 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.59 inches. This item is printed on demand.

Paperback / softback. Condizione: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Will this time be never or forever. Served with divorce papers on her 40th birthday, Jessica Montgomery finds her perfect life is not so perfect. Determined not to fall apart, she pulls herself up by her boot straps, packs her things and buys a ranch in Sedona, Arizona. Determined to help other women who have also suffered some of life's travesties, she opens The WWC Dude Ranch for women and is extremely successful. Her ranch caters to the woman's soul. Life is good until a series of accidents happen on the ranch, raising concerns that someone is out to cause trouble for Jessica and her beloved ranch. As if the mishaps on the ranch aren't enough to deal with, her new life is shaken even more when she meets the new sheriff in town. He is none other than the man who broke her heart twenty years-ago when he chose the FBI over her. Torn between allowing him to help or closing down her ranch, Jessica is forced to let him back into her life. Ethan Kirkpartick is thrilled with his new job as the Sheriff for Coconino County. After twenty years with the FBI, this job was the perfect alternative to a retirement that he was too young for. When some women in town bring the WWC Dude Ranch to his attention, he is shocked that they think the ranch is really a brothel. Determined to do right by his constituents, Ethan decides to pay the ranch a visit. Expecting to find a version of "The Chicken Ranch", he is instead impressed by the magnificent place before him. But what really blows him away is when he meets the owner, his college fiance', the woman he left to join the FBI. Eager for a second chance, Ethan is determined to win back the one woman who never left his, a woman he knows still loves him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Shelton, Lee (illustratore). Paperback. Is it true what they say about money and love? Marshall Walker, New York millionaire and entrepreneur, has flown to Texas to promote his new company. He's known for not only his ability to turn any company into a gold mine, but for his playboy lifestyle. Emily Ashford is the Assistant Editor for San Antonio Magazine. Emily has been working her butt off, hoping for an overdue promotion. Her new project could be the one to push her career forward, maybe even land her own magazine. Marshall may be a savvy business man, but women are his weakness. When he shows up for a photo shoot and interview about his new venture, he is side-tracked when he sees Emily. Confident in his charm, he puts the moves on her. To his surprise, she is uninterested. Marshall is a man not used to being turned down for anything that he wants. His efforts only earn him a slap and piece of Emily's mind, just in time for her boss to arrive. Informed that this man assaulting her is none other than her feature story, Marshall Walker, Emily finds herself fired. Knowing that this is all his fault, and could seriously screw up his reason for being there, Marshall has to work hard to make it up to Emily, but she wants nothing to do with him after the trouble he has caused her. Not only has she lost her job, but she stands to lose her family's farm. Sent there to stop her from investigating a drug cartel for a story, Marshall finds himself protecting more than just his case. Can he save Emily, her family farm, and his investigation? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.