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STEALING HER HEART—AGAIN
When an injury sends bull rider Reed Beaumont home to Oklahoma to recover, he doesn’t expect to bump into his high school sweetheart, Callie Wainright. She’s been hired to help restore his family ranch, which has been badly mismanaged. And though their attraction still simmers she’s far too busy to spend time on romance!
Reed regrets breaking Callie’s heart by leaving years ago. And their rekindled relationship is the number one reason to remain in Beaumont. But he’s still determined to top the PBR standings, which means returning to the circuit asap. Can this cowboy realize his dream, and still lasso Callie forever?
CHRISTINE WENGER has worked in the criminal justice field for more years than she cares to remember, but now spends her time reading, writing and seeing the sights in our beautiful world. A native Central New Yorker, she loves watching professional bull riding and rodeo with her favorite cowboy, her husband, Jim. You can reach Chris at PO Box 1823, Cicero, NY 13039, or through her website at christinewenger.com.
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Reunited with the Bull Rider
Christine Wenger
ISBN: 978-1-474-08376-8
REUNITED WITH THE BULL RIDER
© 2018 Christine Wenger
Published in Great Britain 2018
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“I hear you.”
He pulled the keys to the front door from his pocket. “Will you be here tomorrow?”
“I’ll be working.”
“See you tomorrow, then. Sweet dreams.”
Her green eyes sparkled in the light of the full moon filtering into her car. Her lips were full and ready to be kissed.
He stretched his arm out on the back of the seat. It would take one move to wrap it around Callie and pull her close to him. He wanted to kiss her, but his gut told him that his kiss wouldn’t be welcome.
Not yet anyway.
Reed wasn’t going to let Callie go this time. She filled the empty space that was ten years of his life. Sure, he loved to ride bulls, but something was missing.
And that was Callie Wainright.
I’d like to introduce you to Reed Beaumont, middle brother of the bull-riding Beaumont brothers. After being on the road since he was eighteen, riding with the Professional Bull Riders, will Reed settle down now at the age of twenty-eight?
But Reed has a deep-seated desire: he wants to beat
his older brother’s record in Vegas. This goal will take
him away from Callie Wainright in approximately two months.
Callie was Reed’s first love, and the same goes for Callie. Reed asked her to join him on the road after high school, but she needed roots—something she’s never had during her twenty-eight years.
Will these two ever get together? Will a long-distance relationship work?
These are all problems that Callie and Reed have to figure out—or should they go their separate ways?
I love to hear from readers! Contact me at [email protected] or at PO Box 1823, Cicero, New York.
Cowboy up!
Chris Wenger
To all cowboys and cops,
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