Charming the Grumpy Cowboy
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Tumble into the heart of Meadowbrook where the Clayborne men rule the roost, and a city girl with a cane and a plan comes knocking. "Charming a Grumpy Cowboy" weaves a tale of loss, legacy, and the lure of love in the unlikeliest places.
Colton Clayborne, rugged and resolute, is determined to save his family's ranch from the hands of time and the clutches of greed. When Alina McKinnie, a compassionate and determined mediator with a mission, steps onto the Clayborne soil, sparks fly, and so do tempers.
With a will that leaves more questions than answers, and a family torn by old wounds, Alina and Colton must navigate a path that could save the ranch or cost them their happiness.
Together, they might find something more valuable than land—love that could last a lifetime.
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O autorze
Ciara is a USA Today, Amazon Bestselling, and award-winning author of heartwarming, small-town contemporary and historical romances.
Her contemporary stories are hailed as "Hallmark movie-worthy." The popular Sweetwater County series takes readers into a southern town filled with family trials, friendly competition, and community love.
Sugar Maple is a hit with town elders who 'tar and southernize' the unruly and sweet young high school friends reuniting after a decade away from home.
Ciara's historical romances have topped the charts and Amazon reviewers say, "This is the best mail-order bride book I've read." Fans of McKinnie Mail Order Brides series are taken on an adventure as the Civil War ends and seven sisters are left with no home, no family, no prospects. Their only hope is to become mail-order brides. Love on the Prairie is a USA Today bestseller and the place any reader should begin their journey of this epic series.
For more information on her books, to read excerpts, and learn more about the person behind the stories visit Ciara's website at www.ciaraknight.com. You can also connect with Ciara on Twitter @ciaratknight, or "Like" her on Facebook (ciaraknightwrites).
