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Things Left Unsaid

7C’s: A Pigeon Creek Series, Book 1

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Things Left Unsaid

Written by: Serena Akeroyd, G.A. Mazurke
Narrated by: Connor Crais, Stella Hunter
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"I want a divorce."

That's the first thing she says to me after a decade of silence.

And we're not even married yet.

Her demand, the way her grandmother talks to her, and how she's treated by the town trigger me. This is just a business arrangement that'll save both our ranches, neither of us want this marriage, but I'll keep her safe by making her my wife.

My wife.

Those words are as powerful as her first ones to me.

The rings on her finger are temporary, so tell me why I want them to remain there permanently?

©2024 Serena Akeroyd Publishing Ltd. (P)2024 Serena Akeroyd Publishing Ltd. Contemporary Ranch

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Too much texting

The concept of the story is good but there is why too much texting, t this was not needed.

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