Back To Her Roots

Back To Her Roots

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Kaylee Veranda has grown up in a state of bliss. Rich, spoiled, and popular. Although, she isn't as flawless as she seems. She lost both of her parents in an accident, that nearly claimed her life too. Now living with her old-moneyed grandmother in Miami, Kaylee's world is rocked again when her Grandmother suffers a stroke, and is deemed unfit to care for her, forcing her to relocate to her next of kin, her Aunt and Uncle on a horse ranch in Wyoming. Betrayed and lost, can Kaylee figure out where she came from, if she can love again, or where she's going?
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