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Family For The Holidays

Cheyenne and Her Prince Charming

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Family For The Holidays

How can she give away her heart with family on her mind?

The ring looked familiar, very much like one Vicky had admired before. She’d seen it only through glass, but now it was held out before her…and a man was on bended knee. Hesitation can kill the greatest of moods, and perhaps even a marriage proposal.

Josh stood, heart hanging in the balance, waiting for Vicky to accept his ring, or deny him again.

One man’s question could give them both the gift of love and family for the holidays.

Reviewer: Diana Coyle

Review: Jan 6, 2009

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Genre(s): Contemporary

Ms. Lattimer has penned a truly emotional story within these pages. I felt so bad for Vicky because she had to endure going through chemo and radiation treatments for her breast and ovarian cancer. The author wrote Vicky as a strong individual fighting everyday to see herself through to hopefully a positive diagnosis in the end. I loved Vicky’s children and mother because they r

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Cheyenne and Her Prince Charming

The best dollar Cheyenne ever spent was invested in her sister's not-quite-ex-husband's freedom.

Divorce attorney Cheyenne Maddison has a new client: Trey Mitchell, her sister's soon-to-be-ex-husband. The short, doomed marriage is as tangled and painful as the barbwire fence around Trey's ranch, and now a Las Vegas detective has his sights trained on the unhappy union.

Cheyenne's not sure what to make of the detective's evidence concerning her sister's shady matrimonial habits, yet she knows one thing--the more time she and Trey spend together, the stronger their attraction grows.

She can buy their way out of legal trouble with a single dollar, but saying goodbye could cost them their hearts.

Reviewer: Edie

Review: Nov 4, 2008

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Genre(s): Contemporary

Cheyenne Maddison has garnered the reputation as an advocate for women who need the best divorce attorney in the state. As a champion for women and children’s rights during the breakdown and final resolution of a marriage, Cheyenne has helped numerous women get what they deserve from abusive and wayward husbands. Unfortunately, she has not always understood or supported the three; no make that

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