Betting on Paradise
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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Publisher Description
Welcome to Paradise Ranch
The Good Girl wants to spread her wings …
From birth Grace Crockett has been part of an unbroken set: one-in a million identical triplets. Twenty-six years later, however, feeling unappreciated in her role as part owner of a successful Denver restaurant, Grace longs to break away and fulfill her own dreams. But to do so she must learn to trust in her own judgment.
The Gambler wants what's owed to him …
Small-time poker player Ty Garraway is determined to break his family's legacy of abuse and abandonment, and give his young daughter a hope for the future he's never had. But that means taking on the Crocketts—one of the most powerful ranching families in Wyoming—and taking back a part of Paradise Ranch stolen from his family eighty years ago in a poker game he believes was rigged.
Can they bet it all … and defy the odds?
Grace's relentless honesty and devotion to family—not to mention the way she turns him on—has Ty thinking too much with his heart. Ty's passionate love for his daughter and his encouragement of Grace's half-baked ideas—not to mention his knee-weakening kisses—has Grace wondering if she's found her unlikely match in a rough-around-the-edges cowboy. But when Ty's plans are exposed, can Grace forgive the liar who manipulated her and her family and forgive herself for being duped?
Love has raised the stakes, requiring Ty to bet everything he has to win Grace and his future, but will it be enough?
Customer Reviews
A really good read!!!!
What an enthralling read with lots of twists and turns, and a huge unexpected one at the end!
The interaction of Ty and Grace was interesting along with the interaction of Lucky and Lil.
The author explored the problems of identical triplets and their struggle to become an individual, this was an interesting dynamic.
I thoroughly enjoyed the book and will go back and read the stories of Grace's siblings and look forward to those of Rocky, Krlly and maybe Lil?
I received an eBook copy from the publisher for the purpose of an honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own."