The Ranger's Daughter
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  • Time 1h 32m
  • Reads 132,853
  • Votes 8,533
  • Parts 15
  • Time 1h 32m
Complete, First published Jul 03, 2016
April Grace had a childhood unlike most girl's. Despite the differences, she has always been a happy, likable girl.  When tragedy shakes her faith and trust , only friends- and a certain handsome cowboy will help her to survive this storm and fulfill the last promise she made to her father: To move on and be happy.

Author's Note: 
*This story does contain a slightly touchy subject.*
If it bothers you then by all means do not read. It was deeply on my mind and heart though and I simply HAD to write it out.
This is a CLEAN HISTORICAL ROMANCE with a HAPPILY EVER AFTER!

HAPPY READING! - Lady Rosabella
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