Rawhide and Ransom bonus epilogue by Jo Grafford

Rawhide and Ransom

October It would’ve been dark outside if the full moon wasn’t glowing down on everyone like a big ball of white fire. The bonfires dotting the craggy field behind the park were helping light the place, too, on the night of the reservation’s big harvest festival....

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Dairy and Deadly bonus epilogue by Jo Grafford

Dairy and Deadly

“Ouch!” Hawk Chesney’s uninvited guest gave an unladylike yelp as Prim got down to business, swabbing the jagged edges of the ugly cut on Miley’s forearm. Knowing it must sting like crazy, Hawk curled his upper lip at her. “Thought you said you were gonna cry like a...

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Haystacks and Hoaxes bonus epilogue by Jo Grafford

Haystacks and Hoaxes

Contrary to what Caro Madison’s late husband had claimed — don’t you dare rest in peace, you old goat! — she didn’t enjoy the lies she told. It was his fault she’d been forced to start telling them in the first place. A black eye? I ran into the door. Clumsy me! A...

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Silos and Sabotage bonus epilogue by Jo Grafford

Silos and Sabotage

One week before Christmas Two more dogs were getting a new home for Christmas. Cassie Cordell should’ve been more excited. Instead, she found herself fighting back tears as she watched Ollie and Daisy prancing around the back of the department store on their leashes....

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Bridles and Bribery bonus epilogue by Jo Grafford

Bridles and Bribery

It’s good to be back. Jordan Jacobson stepped off the bus with a suitcase in each hand, blinking through the sudden blast of brightness. The long white bus he’d ridden in from Dallas to Heart Lake had tinted windows. It was also half empty, so he’d slept most of the...

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