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A perfect match...or sworn enemies?
Only time will tell at Shepherd’s Crossing.
Horse breeder Isaiah Woods can’t believe his only ally in helping a neglected mare is the descendant of his family’s bitter enemy—veterinarian Charlotte Fitzgerald. Despite the feud, Charlotte risks everything to save the horse. But as she falls for Isaiah—and the orphaned niece and nephew in his care—the mare isn’t the only one who needs saving.
Multipublished bestselling author RUTH LOGAN HERNE loves God, her country, her family, dogs, chocolate and coffee! Married to a very patient man, she lives in an old farmhouse in Upstate New York and thinks possums should leave the cat food alone and snakes should always live outside. There are no exceptions to either rule! Visit Ruth at ruthloganherne.com.
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An Unexpected Groom
Her Unexpected Family
Their Surprise Daddy
The Lawman’s Yuletide Baby
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The Lawman’s Second Chance
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The Lawman’s Holiday Wish
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Healing the Cowboy’s Heart
Ruth Logan Herne
ISBN: 978-1-474-09673-7
HEALING THE COWBOY’S HEART
© 2019 Ruth M. Blodgett
Published in Great Britain 2019
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Was Charlotte wondering about him?
Isaiah couldn’t help but notice how her expression changed. She’d been angry when he’d approached the paddock, but not now. She was caring. Lovely. Beautiful.
When he reached a hand to her cheek, she almost leaned into it. But not quite.
Instead she took a firm step back. “Don’t mess with my head, cowboy.”
He lifted one eyebrow.
“And don’t do your strong, silent cowboy nonsense on me,
