Different Worlds: The Boss' Daughter

Different Worlds: The Boss' Daughter

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Vivienne Taylor has returned to River Downs Station, in outback Australia for her University holidays, she’s changed from the little girl her Daddy knew her as to a woman, an unhappy young woman still reeling from hers Mother’s death. Ayden Mercer, the new Jackeroo, her father has employed, is dark and quiet- can he heal her or is he just a refuge from the reality of her visit. They both have secrets. Both close to them. But they’re so very different from their own worlds.
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Olivia loves her life in the city. She has a wonderful job with one of the countries largest electricity suppliers, she spends her free time visiting lavish restaurants and catching up on the latest style and celebrity goss with her girlfriends, and her wardrobe is worth more than the entire contents of her quaint apartment. Through a series of unforeseen circumstances she is stranded on a cattle station in arid Western Australia with a handsome widower who wants her off his property as soon as possible. But the wet season is relentless and Olivia finds herself being drawn more and more to the rugged outback cowboy. Will he change his mind once he discovers the real reason behind her being there?

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