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The Master Fiddler

Janet Dailey
3.5
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Pages
130
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media Romance

About

Na've Jacquie Grey thought that her life would just work itself out. But now that she's stuck in Tombstone, Arizona without a dime, she's beginning to rethink that strategy. Her vulnerability and gullible nature make Jacquie the perfect mark for handsome Choya Barnett, who can't help but use her innocence to his advantage. Now that Jacquie's body and soul are laid bare, will Choya regret his cruelty?

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