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Sexy Alabama redneck Big Matt Carter is back home two years after hightailing it out of Possum Hollow on his Harley. Nothing seems to have changed. Well, nothing except for the preacher's daughter, Catie Ann Mason. Sweet Catie Ann has gone from little girl to all woman, and she is on a mission to make Big Matt hers. He isn't sure how to deal with the sexy new Catie Ann but finds himself wanting more, wanting forever.

©2013 Lindsey Brookes (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

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  • Me & My Girls
  • 22-05-15

All the Cliches

This is truly not much of a story. Typical romance novel crap and pretty much every cliche that ever existed about hillbillies. The word is redneck is repeated about 300 times; evidently considered descriptive of the towns entire population. Not worth the space it occupies in the library.

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  • Dj
  • 23-10-15

Just Finished

I was disappointed with the storyline. I guess I expected more, a short story it was. It kept my interest.