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Skookumchuck - (57 pages) A comedy-romance from Trinity Moon. Nanny Jordan needs a job - Hunky Hud needs a nanny, and mutual friend Elaine is the glue than binds. click to read
Arizona Angels - (95 pages) Throwing the door open she encountered Bowie's towering form, his large arm extended, little Lee dangling in mid air like a large spider. Lynx gasped, her hands going out to rescue the squawDream Catcher child.
"This demonic little hooligan was window peeping into the honeymoon cottages! God only knows what she saw, but she seemed quite satisfied," he went on, his eyes scorching over Lynx's shocked face. click to read
Buttercups & Daisies - (13 pages) It wasn’t until he had seen his neighbor Lily pole vaulting over the roses that he realized his father was in trouble.
Darn doddering, sex-crazed Betsy! She certainly had a mouth on her as well as a hot-to-trot something or another that was in dire need of being satisfied. But simply put, he wasn’t the man who was going to put out her fire. click to read
Feather Creek - (60 pages) Hawk should have known better than visiting the mercantile on a Saturday - Millie’s busiest day of the week, particularly with a winter storm brewing. Based on the color of the sky and the strength of the wind, this one could turn out to be a wooly-booger. click to continue
The Hen That Laid the Golden Egg - (16 pages) The lady was beautiful - long sexy legs visible beneath the bright-yellow sundress and long blond hair that was tied back with a ribbon that matched her dress to a tee. "Please don't let this be Ms. Mattie Anderson," Bill silently prayed, knowing in his heart of hearts that this indeed was Ms. Mattie Anderson. click to continue
Dream Catcher
This Trinity Moon Love Story is Set in the Old West
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“Woman, don’t tell me how to stack green beans,“ the older gentleman grumbled at the lady behind the counter at the mercantile, Tara amused by the display.
Obviously, husband and wife - owners of the mercantile, Tara silently deduced.
The man continued to grumble as he stacked the cans of green beans, rather haphazardly at that. Perhaps his wife had a made a viable point. But of course, it was unheard of to insult one’s husband, particularly in front of a total stranger as herself.
Tara made her way over to the counter, stooping to get a better view of the jars below containing a vivid assortment of candies.
“Hello dear,” the woman eased out, her curiosity obvious.
The town was small, therefore her curiosity was justified, Tara tacked onto her spiraling thoughts as she studied the colorful candies on display after delivering a courteous nod, acknowledging the woman’s greeting.
“Welcome to the Blossom Mercantile,” the woman told her. “I believe that you’re new to our area?”
Tara straightened, her decision made on the candies.
“I am,” she told the woman, producing a slight smile as the gentleman stacking the cans suddenly joined them.
She introduced, “Nanny Tara Moonbeam, but please call me Tara.”
“Delighted to meet you dear,” the woman eased out, her voice quite welcoming and cheerful as she grabbed a paper fan embossed with a peacock and began rapidly fanning her face.
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