Runaway Bride at Double Dog Ranch
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Runaway Bride at Double Dog Ranch
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
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Stephanie Faris
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Everyone needs a forever home. At Double Dog Ranch, four business-minded cowboys find love and family where they least expect it.
Quinn Cooper left a high-powered career behind to help out his best friend Dallas. But he immediately fell in love with the cowboy life. Unfortunately, unless they can turn the ranch around, Quinn may prove his parents were right—he should have never switched careers.
Meghan Ashbrook is Redemption Creek’s best-known resident. Her dad owns the mill that employs most of the locals, and she’s spent her entire life trying to convince people she’s not the spoiled brat they think she is. When her parents try to force her into a marriage with a man she despises, she sees only one way out. She escapes and goes into hiding at Double Dog Ranch.
As both Meghan and Quinn find themselves at a crossroads, they also realize that Meghan’s time on the ranch is limited. But Quinn finds himself unable to resist the woman who comes from a completely different background. Only love can help them overcome those differences.
The Double Dog Ranch series is a sweet, clean contemporary western romance series filled with swoon-worthy cowboys and a small-town setting.
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