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  • The Christmas Cowboy Competition

  • Horseshoe Home Ranch, Book 7
  • By: Liz Isaacson
  • Narrated by: Becky Doughty
  • Length: 3 hrs and 49 mins

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The Christmas Cowboy Competition

By: Liz Isaacson
Narrated by: Becky Doughty
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Publisher's Summary

Two next-door neighbors vying for the same job this Christmas...who will win? And who will lose their heart?

Archer Bailey has already lost one job to Emersyn Enders, so he deliberately doesn't tell her about the cowhand job up at Horseshoe Home Ranch. Emery's temporary job is ending, but her obligations to her physically disabled sister aren't.

Archer is beyond angry when he sees Emery at the ranch, but things go from furious to fun when the owner of the ranch announces a contest to see which cowhand applicant can earn the most stars by Christmas. Whoever does will win the job.

Will Emery and Archer be able to navigate the ranch, their close quarters, and their individual circumstances to find love this holiday season?

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