Curvy Girl and the Cowboy Next Door by Jessa Joy EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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She was back.
Tyler Jakes reined in his horse and watched Eden March’s blue Tahoe stop
in her grandfather’s driveway. When Ira March had passed away two
months ago, Eden had been home just long enough to take care of her
grandfather’s affairs before she’d left town, much as she was known to do.
Staying in their small hometown of High Cotton, Texas, for any length of
time wasn’t her style.
But now she’d returned—and she wasn’t alone, he noted as a white
Suburban pulled up behind her. He peered closer at the sign on the car: a
real estate agent.
What the…?
If she had plans to sell, he would have a say in that. He’d leased the land
from Ira to grow corn and had already plowed and prepared the land for
planting. He needed every dime from those crops, and he wasn’t about to let
Eden cut him out of the deal.
Kneeing his horse, Tyler galloped toward the barbed wire fence that
surrounded the fifty-acre property. He dismounted, tied Champ to a post
and strolled through the gate toward them. Eden was talking to the lady and
didn’t spot him until they turned and started walking to the house.
Pushing her sunglasses to the top of her head, she frowned. “Why is it when
I come home you’re always here?” Her blue eyes flashed with anger as they
often did when she spoke to him. Ira had called her his beauty, and she was
certainly that, with flowing blond hair and features that had to have been
created when God was in a good mood. No question she’d been blessed in
the looks department, but in others…he’d always thought she was flighty
and irresponsible, constantly flitting from one harebrained scheme to
another. While he had to pick up the pieces.
He cleared his throat. “I take care of the place.”
“Who gave you permission to do that?” The sun picked out the silver
highlights of her hair and he was mesmerized for a second.
“Your grandfather did.”
“Pa isn’t here anymore and I’d appreciate it if you’d stay off my property.”
She marched up to the door, twisted the knob and pushed. The door didn’t
open. She tried again. No luck. She swung toward him. “It’s locked.”
“Seems like it. Don’t you have a key?
The smooth lines of her face crunched into a bigger frown. “I suppose, but
I’m not sure where it is. Pa always kept the door open.” Her baby blue eyes
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