
Ranch Hand for Auction
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Narrated by:
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Morgana Morningside
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By:
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Kimberly Krey
About this listen
Can this dimple-sporting woman-courting cowboy win Meg's heart?
Meg left her Montana home, earned her bachelor’s degree, and lived out her dream of selling her art. But now her life is in limbo. Stay in Colorado with a man who won’t commit, or call it quits and move back to her home state. Her answer comes in the form of Jake Billings, a woman-courting, dimple-sporting cowboy her father bids on at the county fair. The auctioned ranch hand is meant to help Meg process grapes on her father’s land, but along the way, he steals her heart. Can Meg trust that this cowboy is all that he seems, or will she be drawn back to the man she left behind?
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