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Entre em um mundo infinito de histórias

Ouça e leia

Cindi Madsen

When single mom Jessica Cook is at the end of her rope, she takes her sixteen-year-old daughter to Turn Around Ranch. The ranch has a great reputation for teen therapy, and Jessica prays there's room there for her and Chloe.

Wade Dawson's first priority is to keep the ranch afloat to help teens and their families. But he can't seem to keep his boundaries when it comes to Jessica. She's talked her way into a job on the ranch so that she can stay near her daughter, and her tenacity and courage are truly impressive—not to mention she's a natural beauty and sparks fly whenever he's in her vicinity.

But as one crisis after another befalls the ranch, Wade is going to have to decide whether he can afford to let a woman get under his skin...

C.J. Bloom

Dreamscape Media

Turn Around Ranch

A Cowboy Never Quits

Brady Dawson grew up running the Turn Around Ranch with his parents and his brothers. The ranch offers safety and rehabilitation for troubled teens and doesn't leave a lot of downtime, so it's lucky his best friend is the girl next door, Tanya Greer. Everyone tries to label them as more than friends, but they've never crossed that line. Well, except that one time... Tanya's family's dude ranch isn't attracting a crowd anymore in their small town. Tanya would love to turn the ranch around as a summer riding camp for city kids, but her parents refuse to consider the idea. They still seem to think of Tanya as a kid herself. So when they get an offer from a slick businessman, it looks like they're going to sell. And when Tanya is offered a well-paying job in the city, she knows it's time to forget her dreams for the ranch... and her hopes of being more than friends with Brady. Brady doesn't want Tanya to go, but he doesn't want to hold her back either. The thought of losing her has him rethinking everything. He realizes he'd better take his own advice, cowboy up, and confess his feelings. He only hopes it isn't already too late.

Hope on the Range