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A Cowboy and his Fake Marriage

An Adams Sisters Novel

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A Cowboy and his Fake Marriage

By: Emmy Eugene
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 She needs a husband to keep her ranch...can she convince the cowboy next-door to marry her?

Darren Dumond has been working at Chestnut Ranch since he sold his place after the death of his first wife. But he starts to see the woman who owns the ranch just north of where he works over the summer, and he thinks his heart can handle a new relationship.

His heart was wrong.

He ends things with Sarena, but he's oh-so-lonely.

And Sarena Adams is desperate. Her father died a few months ago, and she only has six months to get married or she and her sisters lose the ranch to their greedy uncle.

He'll never get Foxhill, she vows.

And if that means she has to swallow her pride and go back to the only man who's made her heart beat faster—and who's broken that heart—she will.

Perhaps Darren could redo the marriage thing if it wasn't real...

Can Darren and Sarena make their fake marriage work? Or will the feelings get too real and leave them both broken-hearted for a second time? Christian Fiction Clean & Wholesome Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Romance Westerns Marriage Ranch Heartfelt Cowboy
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The virtual voice was better than some real narrators I have listened to. My biggest problem with this book was how it seemed that the editing was off in some places. It was in one part of the action and all of a sudden there was something different happening and I couldn't remember how I got to that point. It left me kind of confused. Simple sweet story but I couldn't see how the angst came into play. Almost like trying to force the angst between the two leading people. Yes, some secrets come out, but they just don't seem to make that much difference.

Virtual Voice better than some real narrators.

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