Jesus and Wranglers
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20 year old Ivy went to her uncles farm for the summer. Hoping to help out in the barn. Her aunt just passed away about a year ago, so her uncle Charile needed some help.
She didn't know that Uncle Charlie hired a stable hand. A very hot one at that.
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24 year old Cody couldn't wait to get out of his small country town. His father
was a mean drunk, and his mother was overbearing.
He picked up work at a ranch on the outskirts of Limestone, Tennessee; working as a stable hand for a man named Charlie.
Cody had no idea that a girl would show up. Nor did he know that she would be staying.
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A/N
I got the Inspiration for this book from my own life. The characters and events are fictional, but the places are real. Hope you enjoy!
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