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Deep Scars

Primrose Valley, Book 3

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Deep Scars

By: Amber Aames
Narrated by: Gordon MacCathay
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Breanna McCullough lives a life of self-imposed isolation due to the scars on her face. She's used to being alone, but that doesn't mean she isn't lonely. When she finds a man in her barn, shot through the head, she nurses him back to health with Dr. Luke's help. She soon forms an attachment, but she's convinced a man like Grady Pellegrin could never look past her deep scars to see the kind soul inside.

She's underestimating him, and Grady intends to prove that to her. Unfortunately, the gang of outlaws who shot him aren't done with him yet, and when they put his woman's life in danger, Grady will protect her at any cost.

Primrose Valley is an ongoing series, where the town and people will continue to develop with each new addition to the series. Each story will focus on a different couple while deepening the storyline and enhancing the characters’ story arcs at the same time as allowing listeners to get an ever-deepening look at the town and the people who comprise it.

©2020 Amber Aames (P)2020 Amber Aames
Fiction Genre Fiction Romance Western Romance Westerns

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