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    Mackenzie's Memories

    By Lilly Barrett

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    About this ebook

    A woman with amnesia.

    An older man

    A little dog.

    A biker ex-boyfriend.

    A car accident.

    How can Mackenzie deal with her past when she has no memory of it or who she is?

    She doesn't remember being sold to a biker at seventeen.

    She has no idea her little brother needs her.

    She can't recall having a little dog whom she adores.

    After a car accident leaves her with no choice but to allow Cole Robinson to care for her, she fights to get her memory back.

    Cole wants her future. Mackenzie wants her memories, but to get her happily ever after with Cole they need to deal with her past when it threatens her life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLilly Barrett
    Release dateFeb 10, 2022
    ISBN9780648138815
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    Mackenzie's Memories
    Author

    Lilly Barrett

    I'm a fifty something Aussie author living in outback WA. I share my life with 2 gorgeous daughters, a husband and 3 lively dogs along with foster dogs for the local animal rescue.

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