When Sadie Johnston inherits a farm from her father, she has a very big job to do - to try to restore the property she knew as a child. Unfortunately, an enemy surfaces, threatening to take away her livelihood.
When Sadie Johnston inherits a farm from her father, she has a very big job to do - to try to restore the property she knew as a child. Unfortunately, an enemy surfaces, threatening to take away her livelihood. And a handsome cowhand makes her start to believe that romance isn't dead. Sadie must do all that she can to combat this new threat that may actually tie to her mother's death, and welcome her heart to new love.
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Sadie stood behind him, peering over his shoulder with a flashlight in her hand, as he picked the lock on the door of local clinic. "What the hell are you doing? You're breaking and entering. Great. That could get us a few years in jail. In fact, it makes me an accomplice. I don't know what you've done in the past, Hunston, but I'm not accustomed to this despite what you may think. My record is clean. And by clean, I mean crystal-"
"Sadie," he growled through clenched teeth as the lock on the door released. "This is it. If you want to back out now, it's your choice." His glance was fleeting over his shoulder.
She suddenly realized she'd been babbling for no reason. No, there was a reason. Wasn't there always one? She just didn't want to admit it to Matt because of boundless pride. It was pure fear, that was the only logical reason. "Let's do it," she said simply.
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