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Book:Name: 1967-11-6977502-Farmington-Wisconsin
Format: pdf
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Description:Title: 1967-11-6977502-Farmington-Wisconsin
Author: Stacey Joy Netzel
Language: polski
Year: 2016
Subjects: Romance, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary Romance - General
Publisher: Stacey Joy Netzel
ISBN: N/A
Total pages: 7
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When someone believes in you, there really is no place like home...
Nine years ago, Alex Riley left home in handcuffs. Now he's back, sporting a chip on his shoulder bigger than the Grand Canyon--especially when a freak accident with the town's beloved Santa Butch forces him into an Easter Bunny costume minutes after arriving. Worse, the man blackmails him into an extended stay helping out at the new teen center being built by the beautiful but righteous Ms. Emma Winston.
Former social worker Emma Winston is used to dealing with surly teenagers in a composed, encouraging manner, yet her first encounters with Alex make her want to smack the man. His first day at her construction site, she's distressed to realize she also wants to kiss him--even with his obnoxious attitude. She knows better than to fall for a bad boy who's made no secret he can't wait to leave the town where, for the first time in her life, she's planting deep roots. But the more she glimpses a good heart beneath his gruff exterior, the harder it is to remember they don't share the same dream.
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Romancing Wisconsin, a USA Today Bestselling Series from NY Times bestselling author, Stacey Joy Netzel
To everything there is a season...
Love finds a way during the four seasons in the Romancing Wisconsin Series. Starting with Christmas/Winter, then moving on to the rest of the seasons, check out this bestselling, heartwarming series set in small town Wisconsin, where hope springs eternal for each happily ever after. Sexy military heroes, runaway brides, surprise babies, single parents--meet the Rileys, the Walshes, family friends, and best of all, Butch...a.k.a. Santa Butch. The mischievous matchmaker makes a cameo in each story--adding a touch of magic to the lives of everyone he loves, and even those he's just met.
Romancing Wisconsin Series
Mistletoe Mischief
Mistletoe Magic
Mistletoe Match-Up
Mistletoe Rules - short story
Autumn Wish
Autumn Bliss
Autumn Kiss
Autumn Glimmer - short story
Spring Fling
Spring Serendipity
Spring Dreams
Spring Spark - short story
EXCERPT:
Her feet inched over, and she rationalized she was only making sure he was doing the job she'd hired him for. Might have bought the excuse, too, if she didn't notice he'd taken off his leather jacket and red flannel shirt since the last time she'd looked, leaving just his snug, white T-shirt. There wasn't a cloud in the sky, and his biceps flexed in the late morning sunshine as he fought to keep the machine going in a straight line through the dirt.
She truly hadn't expected to see him again after the costume incident at Whispering Pines. Then there'd been the hospital, and now this morning. Each time, even when he was being an ass, that wounded look in his eyes the first time she'd seen his face refused to leave her mind.
Underneath his tough exterior, Alex Riley was a man who was hurting. A man who just wanted to be a part of his family, and she'd even go so far as to say, to be loved. He'd already be long gone from Pulaski if he didn't.
She'd seen the same wounded look in the eyes of the teens she'd worked with in the foster system. The same look she'd seen every day in the mirror until she became an expert at avoiding her own eyes.
Problem was, every once in a while the wall cracked, and she got a vivid glimpse of what her heart wanted most and still hadn't found.
Alex switched direction with the tiller, and she traced her gaze over his strong, rugged features. Those disquieting blue-gray eyes squinted against the sun, while his jaw was set with determination. He resembled his cousins Mark and Eric enough that she realized a smile--a real smile that reached his eyes--would turn good-looking into gorgeous.
With some time, acceptance, and understanding, she could probably--
Don't you dare. You can't fix that man any more than he can fix you. He'll break your heart and never look back.
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