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    A Place to Call Home

    By Cynthia Reese

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    Is the dream worth the sacrifice?

    Penelope Langston wanted to make it on her own, and the moment the truck set the house down on her very own land, she knew dreams could come true. But she never thought she'd end up in the middle of a land dispute.

    Just as she starts making plans for her farm, she discovers it already has roots, and they stretch back to Brandon Wilkes. Handsome and determined, the sheriff's deputy will stop at nothing to get his family's property back. Still, Penelope had nothing to do with the so-called theft of his farmit's her land now, fair and square, no matter how he lost it.

    But if she can only make Brandon understand how important the land is to her maybe something special can grow between them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Heartwarming
    Release dateJan 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460301340
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    Cynthia Reese

    Cynthia Reese lives with her husband and their daughter in south Georgia, along with their two dogs and three cats. She's been scribbling since she was knee-high to a grasshopper and reading even before that. She’s a former journalist, teacher and college English instructor.

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