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Book: Her Montana Man

 Synopsis:

Horse vet Dani Reilly moves from bustling Chicago to the wide-open spaces of Montana, seeking a fresh start and a quieter life. She takes a position at a veterinary practice in the small town of Big Timber, hoping to leave behind the chaos of her previous job and a failed relationship. Her first day on the job, she encounters rugged rancher Owen Carter, who brings in an injured mare. Owen, still grieving the loss of his wife, is wary of newcomers and fiercely protective of his ranch. Despite their initial clash, Dani feels an immediate attraction to Owen, igniting a spark of hope she hasn't felt in years.

Dani's work brings her frequently to Owen's ranch, where their paths continually cross. Each encounter is charged with tension and chemistry, and they begin to learn more about each other. Owen's young daughter, Lily, takes an instant liking to Dani, further intertwining their lives. As Dani becomes more involved with Owen and Lily, she finds herself drawn into the rhythms of ranch life. Owen, struggling with his feelings, tries to keep Dani at arm's length, fearing he might betray his late wife's memory. However, his resolve weakens as he witnesses Dani's kindness and determination.

Just as Dani and Owen begin to open their hearts, a career opportunity arises for Dani back in Chicago. The offer forces her to confront her past and question what she truly wants. Owen, believing he is doing what is best for Dani, encourages her to pursue her dreams, even though it means losing her. Heartbroken, Dani decides to leave, convinced that Owen will never be ready to move on. On her last day in town, Lily runs away, terrified of losing another mother figure.


Buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F5BPBN7H

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