Place For The Heart

by Catherine Leigh

He was one stubborn cowboy! Still, Felicity was certain she could handle Beau DuBois. After all, she'd handled difficult clients before. Back East, she was considered one of the most persuasive real-estate developers around. But Beau refused to be handled. In fact, he refused even to listen to Felicity's proposals for turning the DuBois ranch into a vacation resort. And yet, his family was pressuring him to sell... . So why couldn't Felicity close the deal with her usual East Coast efficiency? Was it because of her new appreciation for the ranch's unspoiled beauty--or her growing love for Beau DuBois?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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