Working on an important presentation, CEO Blake Wellington doesn’t think twice when he steps out of the limousine…until the car leaves and he realizes instead of the business he needs to attend to, he’s on the doorstep of the farm where his past love Luciana lives. Without cell phone service or transportation to get back to civilization, he must rely on her for help. Powerful attraction and deep hurt immediately swirl between them, compelling him to use the evening to gain closure over the ache of what might have been.
The emotions and memories of the past are stronger than either can imagine, but Blake’s business is across the country and Luciana can’t leave the farm. When the night is over, they have no choice but to heed their responsibilities and go their separate ways…or turn their lives upside down and risk a lifetime of heartbreak.
When her society matron mother presents Caroline with a one-night stand date a week before her wedding, she’s appalled. But the fantasy resort run by her first love reminds her of everything she threw away. Can Madame Eve reunite them or will one night with the bride destroy forbidden dreams?
Sabrina Lopez decides to use an unexpected one-night stand gift to hook up with a man she'd otherwise never have the nerve to approach. Rob Wellington is determined to stop her from scamming her way into his brother's bed. He never expected her to steal his heart in the process…
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Sabrina Lopez decides to use an unexpected one-night stand gift to hook up with a man she'd otherwise never have the nerve to approach. Rob Wellington is determined to stop her from scamming her way into his brother's bed. He never expected her to steal his heart in the process…
my in law have a family faem they also have a rodeo
ReplyDeleteNot in mine but rumor has it my husband's side had a farm a few generations back. Of course, no one's still alive who can give me any useful details.
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Australia on a farm. Hard work and long days is what I mostly remember.
ReplyDeleteLOL... no farmers in my family :) Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNot really, most of my family lives in cities.
ReplyDeleteNo my family was the one's that worked not owned.
ReplyDeleteno farm history here
ReplyDeleteNo farm history here either...I always wanted to live on a farm, though, and would pretend to feed chickens in our backyard with grass! LOL. We all have too many allergies to live around hay.
ReplyDeleteI have no farm history! Not sure if I would fit very well on a farm!
ReplyDeleteNo family farm in my background. II'm looking forward to reading this series.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a farm but I went a few times when I was a kid. I always enjoyed it.
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