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    The Cowboy's Cinderella
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    The Cowboy's Cinderella

    By Carol Arens

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    His Fair Lady 

    The only life Ivy Magee has known is aboard a gambling boat. Until cowboy Travis Murphy arrives with the startling revelation that she's inherited a ranch. Ivy must now leave her home behind and put aside her tomboyish ways. 

    To save the ranch, Travis knows Ivy must marry a wealthy stranger. And if that means teaching her to become a lady, then so be it. Except, being a part of Ivy's transformation makes Travis wish he could be the prince to this unlikely Cinderella!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Historical
    Release dateFeb 1, 2017
    ISBN9781488021091
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    The Cowboy's Cinderella
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    Carol Arens

    Carol lives with her real life hero and husband, Rick, in Southern California where she was born and raised. She joined Romance Writers of America where she met generous authors who taught her the craft of writing a romance novel. With the knowledge she gained, she sold her first book and saw her life-long dream come true. She enjoys hearing from readers and invites you to contact her at Carol Arens on Facebook.

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