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    One Eyed Charly: Paradise Pines, #5

    By Paisley Kirkpatrick

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    Charly Sinclair came to Paradise Pines with hopes of a new life -- a life free to fulfill her dream. The town's livery owner would not let women drive his stagecoaches, so she changed. She portrayed herself as a man.

    Robbed of the Wells Fargo money box by a gang of thieves, her secret threatens to take everything important away from her. To bring the outlaws to justice, Charly teams up with the one man who makes her wish she hadn't hid the fact she's really a woman. Braden MacGregor might be bullheaded and rough around all the wrong edges, but he just so happens to be the man who sets her blood to boiling. When the truth is revealed, can she bring herself to forgive him for firing her for being a woman?

    To make all her dreams come true, Charly must make Braden respect the woman she is, as much as the man he thought her to be.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDesert Breeze Publishing, Inc
    Release dateDec 21, 2014
    ISBN9781612524719
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