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New Prints in Old Calico

By: Jennifer Lynn
Narrated by: Dawn Ann Billings
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Amanda Bradshaw, a librarian from modern-day New York City, is suddenly transported to Calico, a small 1880s-era Western town. Without warning she becomes the new schoolmarm in Calico instead of a librarian. Bewildered by this sudden change in scenery, she is befriended by the sheriff, Austen Riley, and a sympathetic saloon owner named Lil. Riley is a man with dark secrets and an ax to grind with rancher Matt Mallory, who turns Amanda's life inside out. Matt is handsome, determined to win her as his wife, but his shady reputation leaves a lot to be desired. Still, Amanda is attracted to him as they flirt and tease, argue and banter their way toward love.

As Matt, Amy, and Matt's young daughter, Molly, struggle to become a family, Marshall Riley plans to destroy Matt and claim Amy for his own. But how can Amy prove Matt's innocence to the one man who wants him dead?

©2015 Jennifer Lynn (P)2015 Jennifer Lynn

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