Out on Sandy Land (Hennessey Hometown Romance Book 1)
Book Details
Author(s)Mary Haney
ISBN / ASINB005H3EZ8S
ISBN-13978B005H3EZ80
Sales Rank1,817,116
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Samantha Ettan Delaney is legendary in north central Oklahoma. The daughter of Okie wheat farmers who invested in oil during the boom and got out before the bust, she is determined never to return to her small town of Hennessey. But her Granny Jen has other plans.
To inherit her grandmother's estate, Sam must spend 6 months on the family's 100 year farm. Her neighbor, James Buchanan "Buck" McPherson, sets the sparks flying and the prairie fire that ignites between them burns away old passions, forcing them both to come to terms with their pasts and redraw the roadmap to their future.
The sinister reproduction of Sir Frank Dicksee's LaBelle Dame sans Merci that dominates McPherson's bedroom holds an ominous revelation that can destroy Sam's trust, but there is a more dangerous deception to be revealed in her own life.
As the months pass, from the snows and ice storms of an Oklahoma winter to the rising wind and dust of harvest, Sam must decide between remaining in Oklahoma with her enigmatic and damaged McPherson or returning to the wealth and security of her Dallas home.
To inherit her grandmother's estate, Sam must spend 6 months on the family's 100 year farm. Her neighbor, James Buchanan "Buck" McPherson, sets the sparks flying and the prairie fire that ignites between them burns away old passions, forcing them both to come to terms with their pasts and redraw the roadmap to their future.
The sinister reproduction of Sir Frank Dicksee's LaBelle Dame sans Merci that dominates McPherson's bedroom holds an ominous revelation that can destroy Sam's trust, but there is a more dangerous deception to be revealed in her own life.
As the months pass, from the snows and ice storms of an Oklahoma winter to the rising wind and dust of harvest, Sam must decide between remaining in Oklahoma with her enigmatic and damaged McPherson or returning to the wealth and security of her Dallas home.
