Animal Prints

by May Williams

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Pub Date Jun 15 2015 | Archive Date Jun 26 2015

Description

Photographer Ian Kroft’s dream is to finish his book on fellow veterans. When his father offers him the funds he needs in exchange for persuading a family to sell their farm, it sounds simple. Then Ian meets Colette and in a flash everything changes.

Cherry Ridge Farm is home to Colette’s family—and to her animal rescue center. The slim, gorgeous veterinarian has no intention of selling. Soon Ian’s chasing after her runaway dog and laughing at her jokes, and he knows that if he lets slip his real purpose, she’ll never forgive him. Ian’s torn between his book and his new romance…all while his father is clamoring for him to seal the deal.

Colette can trust a dog to come back when she calls, but a man? Colette’s been burned more than once. Then a sweet, athletic photographer pops into her life and makes her wonder if it’s time to picture a new future.

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eBook ($2.99) and Paperback to be released simultaneously on June 15, 2015

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EDITION	Paperback
ISBN	9781940811277
PRICE	$10.99 (USD)

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Jenny D, Reviewer

This was my first read of May Williams. I am sure it will not be my last.

The book started off kinda slow for me but Ian and Colette moved it along after the first couple chapters. Colette's family is amazing, loyal, loving and protectors to animals and humans that they love. Of course, there are twists and turns in the book everyone has them. The moment you figure out what the 'surprise' is it all starts to make sense.

Take a trip with these two new love birds and their family.

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Kaye T, Reviewer

A good story that held my interest throughout. I just got a little frustrated when he knew he was withholding things from her, and he knew her issues with trust. I also felt like the issue with his dad was rushed a bit and could have been developed more. Other than that though I liked the story, and would reccommend this story. A good and quick read for the summer.