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The last thing, ex-football player Gage Everette wanted to do was go back to Montana and the Cold Blazes Ranch. But now he is back and he is hurt, lonely and angry. Jasmine Cole is running with her daughter Kleo. She is hurt, afraid and alone. Now she has to deal with her fear of men to save Gage and to make matters worse, Kleo is missing. Both Jasmine and Kleo has to face their demons and deal with two best friends that doesn’t seem to know the phrase “give up.”
Thunder sounded outside like a curse and lightening lit up the sky and the room that they stood in. A dark figure hovered in the path as she tried to get out. Something heavy in her arms caught her attention and she looked down.
A little girl?
Her daughter, it had to be.
He was drunk again. She could smell the rich scent of alcohol on his breath when he screamed into her face and grabbed her wrists. She quickly tried to lower the little girl gently to the ground but the little one slipped and scurried off into her room. The man yanked the woman forward, causing her t | |  | | Greyson's Heart
Greyson Duncan has had a bad life. He leaves town, but now he's back to face things. His mother is dying and his deadbeat father is missing. Aside from that, the town's nerd has gone and grown up in all the right places.
Gillian Claybrook, the town's nerd, leaves for Hollywood, but things didn't turn out the way she planned. Now she is back and can't seem to keep her desire for the sexy Greyson Duncan under wraps, so she gives in to it.
But will new information about his past destroy any hopes of the two getting together?
Gillian stared at the couples dancing to the Il Divo hit Feelings and her whole world shattered. She had promised herself that she would dress up really hot, buy herself a corsage, and wear make-up. Then the guys at the prom would be sorry that they didn’t ask her to the prom. She didn’t know what made her think they would even look twice at her if they hadn’t spoken to her the last five years she had been attending school with them in all of the same classes with them.
She glanced over the crowd below her. Half the students were making out on the dance floor oblivious |
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