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Bad Boy: Cowboys of Turning Point Ranch, #6
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Bad Boy: Cowboys of Turning Point Ranch, #6 in Vernon, BC
Current price: $8.99

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Bad Boy: Cowboys of Turning Point Ranch, #6 in Vernon, BC
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Turning Point Ranch's last and youngest hired hand, Hank Earnhart, thinks the world of the Crenshaw brothers. They're the older brothers he never had and the men he wishes he could be. They all treat him as their youngest brother, too.
There's just one problem. He's a total loser. He takes no responsibility for anything, gambles away his pay every weekend, runs around town carousing and getting into trouble with the law, and comes home penniless every Sunday night despite the brothers' best efforts to steer him onto the straight and narrow.
The Crenshaws have enough to cope with after their father Tom's death. Now their younger sister Emma is going off the rails and getting into trouble with the law after years of being everyone's sweet, innocent baby sister.
When Hank's and Emma's paths collide, it will lead them both to a disaster neither of them is prepared for. They're going to need the whole Crenshaw family pulling behind them to get them out of this mess—if Hank and Emma even survive long enough to see the end of it.
Turning Point Ranch's last and youngest hired hand, Hank Earnhart, thinks the world of the Crenshaw brothers. They're the older brothers he never had and the men he wishes he could be. They all treat him as their youngest brother, too.
There's just one problem. He's a total loser. He takes no responsibility for anything, gambles away his pay every weekend, runs around town carousing and getting into trouble with the law, and comes home penniless every Sunday night despite the brothers' best efforts to steer him onto the straight and narrow.
The Crenshaws have enough to cope with after their father Tom's death. Now their younger sister Emma is going off the rails and getting into trouble with the law after years of being everyone's sweet, innocent baby sister.
When Hank's and Emma's paths collide, it will lead them both to a disaster neither of them is prepared for. They're going to need the whole Crenshaw family pulling behind them to get them out of this mess—if Hank and Emma even survive long enough to see the end of it.


















