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Slow Dance With The Sheriff by Nikki Logan · Booklabria

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Slow Dance With The Sheriff

RomanceMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2012

Synopsis

When New York came to Texas...

Ex-ballerina Eleanor Patterson is the darling of Manhattan's society-until she discovers her pedigree background is a lie. So she heads to sleepy Larkville for answers.... Sheriff Jed Jackson never expected to rescue a stunning woman from a herd of cattle, or to be so fascinated by the vulnerability beneath Ellie's tough city veneer. Yet watching her unwind is irresistible, and as he helps her learn to dance again he wants to give both Ellie and himself a new beginning....

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Ballerinas

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Publishers: Harlequin · Harlequin Romance
Published: 2012
Pages: 192
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0373178247

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