Carolyne Aarsen lives in Northern Alberta where she was born, raised and married and has raised four children and numerous foster children. Carolyne's writing has been honed between being a stay-at-home mother, housewife, gardener, crafter columnist and business partner with her husband in their cattle farm and logging business. Writing for Love Inspired has given her the chance to combine her love of romance writing with her love for the Lord.
The Cowboy's Christmas Baby
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- Nombre de pages224
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4740-6404-0
- EAN9781474064040
- Date de parution01/11/2016
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMills & Boon
Résumé
A Family for Christmas
No one expected Erin McCauley to arrive in Saddlebank, Montana, with a baby.and no wedding ring. Especially not Dean Moore, who cared for Erin but knew the by-the-book girl would never go for a hard-living cowboy like him. While helping renovate Erin's new home, Dean realizes he's still in love with her-and with her beautiful daughter. As far as he's concerned, past mistakes don't have to define them-but guilt is holding Erin back from seeing that Dean is offering exactly what she's longing for.
Because if she lets him, he'll give her the home-and the family-she's always wanted.
Because if she lets him, he'll give her the home-and the family-she's always wanted.



















