Name: Byrd Ranch Legacy (en Inglés)
SKU: 59828428
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Author: Dahmen, Jana
ISBN: 9781960499844

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Jana Dahmen

Editorial

Paperback Press

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

234

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

21.6x14x1.2 cm

Peso

0.28 kg.

ISBN13

9781960499844

Categorías

Novela romántica: wésterns, rurales o campestres («outback»)

Byrd Ranch Legacy (en Inglés)

Jana Dahmen (Autor) · Paperback Press · Tapa Blanda

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Polly Stearns, owner of a mail order bride agency, has kept secrets in her heart for twenty-seven years. She has a son, JD Stearns, whom she has never seen. His birth father is the notorious outlaw, Alex Johns. Under dire circumstances, Polly's brother raised JD as his own child. JD is a Territorial Marshal based in Spur, Texas. He thinks Polly is only an aunt whom he's never met, and believes his papa is Sheriff James Daniel Stearns. It is a tangled web of misinformation. Polly must share the truth to keep JD from the burden of being the one who has to shoot Alex Johns in the line of duty. Polly's son, the territorial marshal, and Texas Ranger Grey Byrd have ridden together for years and are closer than friends. Grey and his brothers own Byrd Ranch where Marshal JD is treated like family. JD and Grey are hunting the killers, Alex Johns gang. When Polly's stagecoach is held up on the tall grass prairie by Alex's gang, she inadvertently leads the outlaw, Ed Schmidt, to Byrd Ranch and puts everyone in danger. Ed turns out to be the key to finding Alex John's gang. Underneath Polly Stearns gentleness and good looks, no one suspects what a tough, capable woman she is. Polly stops at nothing to protect her son. She's the epitome of the old saying, "Don't Get Between a Heffer and Her Calf!"