In #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts’s heartwarming tale, love doesn’t come easy in Big Sky country.
Available digitally for the first time. **
When Jillian Baron inherits her grandfather’s Montana ranch, she inherits a long-standing family feud as well. Living side by side with the Murdocks had bred contempt over the years. But now a common enemy has Jillian and Aaron Murdock contemplating a truce—and trying to tamp down a persistent spark that has sprung up between them. Forbidden territory has never looked so inviting, nor has putting the past behind them once and for all…
Includes a teaser for J. D. Robb’s Delusion in Death.
FAMILY FEUD
The feud between the Barons and the Murdocks spanned generations...
Jill Baron was determined to make the Utopia ranch work - for herself and to justify her grandfather's trust in her. Her heritage was important, and if making the ranch a success meant working twice as hard, then she'd triple her efforts.
Aaron Murdock wasn't a man who asked - what he wanted he took. Jillian Baron was someone he wanted...very much. And he didn't like wanting anyone quite that badly. What he liked even less was that he might not succeed in getting her.
It was no longer a matter of taking and taming, but of wooing and winning.
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In #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts’s heartwarming tale, love doesn’t come easy in Big Sky country.
Available digitally for the first time. **
When Jillian Baron inherits her grandfather’s Montana ranch, she inherits a long-standing family feud as well. Living side by side with the Murdocks had bred contempt over the years. But now a common enemy has Jillian and Aaron Murdock contemplating a truce—and trying to tamp down a persistent spark that has sprung up between them. Forbidden territory has never looked so inviting, nor has putting the past behind them once and for all…
Includes a teaser for J. D. Robb’s Delusion in Death.
FAMILY FEUD
The feud between the Barons and the Murdocks spanned generations...
Jill Baron was determined to make the Utopia ranch work - for herself and to justify her grandfather's trust in her. Her heritage was important, and if making the ranch a success meant working twice as hard, then she'd triple her efforts.
Aaron Murdock wasn't a man who asked - what he wanted he took. Jillian Baron was someone he wanted...very much. And he didn't like wanting anyone quite that badly. What he liked even less was that he might not succeed in getting her.
It was no longer a matter of taking and taming, but of wooing and winning.