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    Spurs & Satin

    Written by Vanessa Vale

    Narrated by Kylie Stewart

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    ★★★★★ "Another HOT, impossible to put down read from Vanessa Vale!"

    Unlocking Hyacinth’s heart will mean a battle of wills, but love is worth the fight.

    When Jackson returns home from the Army, one woman catches his eye. She notices him as well but pushes him away at every turn. Hyacinth Lenox can’t stop thinking about the handsome Jackson Reed. Guilt from a tragic childhood incident follows her everywhere and she feels undeserving of his love. But Jackson is a man who gets what he wants… and he wants Hyacinth.

    Don’t miss the second book in the Lenox Ranch Cowboys series with a shy heroine and obsessed war hero determined to make her his.

    This book was previously published as Hyacinth in the Wildflower Brides series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBridger Media Audio
    Release dateNov 17, 2017
    ISBN9781509455270
    Author

    Vanessa Vale

    SIGN UP FOR VANESSA'S MAILING LIST FOR LATEST NEWS and get a FREE book!Just copy and paste the following link into your web browser: http://freeeroticbook.comUSA Today Bestseller of steamy historical westernsWho doesn't love the romance of the old West? Vanessa Vale takes the sensual appeal of rugged cowboys a step further with her bestselling books set in the Montana Territory. They are much more than just sexy historical westerns. They're deliciously naughty reads that sometimes push the boundaries of fantasy. It's pure escapism with quite a few very hot, very alpha cowboys.When she's not writing, Vanessa savors the insanity of raising two boys, is figuring out how many meals she can make with a pressure cooker, and teaches a pretty mean karate class. She considers herself to be remarkably normal, exceedingly introverted and fairly vanilla, which does not explain her steamy stories and her fascination with cowboys, preferably more than one at a time. If that weren't enough, she also writes under the pen name, Vanessa Dare.She lives in the Wild Wild West where there's an endless source of 'research' material.To learn more about Vanessa Vale:Web site- www.vanessavaleauthor.comFollow her on Twitter: @iamvanessavaleKeep up with Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vanessavaleauthor

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