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    Reunited with the Bull Rider: A Fresh-Start Family Romance

    By Jill Kemerer

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    Goodbye rodeo, hello hometownBut is this Wyoming Cowboy ready to face his past?

    Amy Deerson wanted to mentor a child. Her plan did not include former bull rider Nash Bolton—the little girl’s brother and guardian. It’s been a decade since Nash left town without a word, breaking Amy’s young heart. Now they must put their painful past aside to help fragile, traumatized Ruby. If only getting over their first love were that simple.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Inspired
    Release dateJun 1, 2018
    ISBN9781488090554
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    Reunited with the Bull Rider: A Fresh-Start Family Romance
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    Jill Kemerer

    Jill Kemerer writes contemporary inspirational romance novels with love, humor and faith. Besides spoiling her mini-dachshund and keeping up with her busy kids, Jill enjoys magazines, M&MS, fluffy animals and nature walks. She resides in Ohio with her husband and two children. Jill loves connecting with readers, so please visit her website, www.jillkemerer.com.

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