With: Roxanne Snopek
Congratulations to "Jonetta", the winner in Roxanne's giveaway. Thank you to all who participated!
In my latest release, RESISTING THE RANCHER, my heroine Celia Granger is unable to turn away from any animal in need. Fortunately, as a veterinarian, she’s got the tools to save them. She and Jonah Clarke, the hero of my story and Celia’s childhood crush, get reacquainted over an injured dog Jonah finds in the alley behind his law office. Could you resist a guy willing to ruin his suit by helping a filthy dog lying in a trash heap? I couldn’t. (My own guy is a lot like Jonah, as it happens!) Celia couldn’t either!
I hope you enjoy Jonah and Celia’s story.
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Giveaway:
So, tell me: Have you ever lost your heart to a needy animal? Have you ever watched a strong man’s heart melt for love in a fur coat? I’d love to hear YOUR stories! All comments will be entered to win one e-book of the winner’s choice from the Three River Ranch series.
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My last dog was through the Humane Society. It was love at first sight. They had described him as a poodle/miniature schnauzer mix. Turns out he was a Bichon with a tad of the Schnauzer. He was adorable and I still miss him.
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He sounds like a great mix! They're all leave a unique mark on our hearts, don't they?
DeleteI used to live in the country where there were way too many dogs and not enough people wanting them. One pup in a litter just stole my heart. He was suppose to be Australian Shepard which he was - in part. He was a Pointer/Shepard cross. The Pointer part was identified when he pointed at pheasants for us.
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Cool! Isn't it neat when you see those breed-specific talents come out? I'd love to see a Pointer at work.
DeleteI used to live in the country where there were way too many dogs and not enough people wanting them. One pup in a litter just stole my heart. He was suppose to be Australian Shepard which he was - in part. He was a Pointer/Shepard cross. The Pointer part was identified when he pointed at pheasants for us.
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My dogs were purebread Shelties. High in demand, I loved them both, but they both passed away. Now we have 3 cats from a rescue shelter. It has been very satidfying to save these cats.
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When I was a kid, I wanted a Sheltie so bad! They're so incredibly beautiful. Maybe one day...
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Hey shy one, good to see you! And what a coy answer - inquiring minds want to know the stories! ;)
DeleteEven though we lost our 17 yr. old kittyboy, Curry, about two years ago, he still owns a part of my (and my family's) heart. He was a rescue and the original scaredy cat. But he needed us and we needed him.
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