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Wyatt has loved Hannah since he was little, but he didn’t even think that she knew he existed. Wyatt was about ready to give up on trying to get Hannah’s attention, because he was so shy, until one day she offered to teach him how to court the woman he loved. Hannah knew who Wyatt Cody was, but one day she thought she would help the poor man court the woman that he loved. The thing was, was that while Hannah was getting to know Wyatt in order to help him; she started to have feelings for him too. But Hannah had things in her life that wouldn’t let her be with Wyatt other than the fact that he was in love with someone else. His Hannah is the first book in the Dillon Ranch Hands series written by Robyn L Ackland. Each book in the series can be enjoyed as a standalone story or in series with some characters intertwined.

148 pages, Paperback

Published May 12, 2017

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Robyn L. Ackland

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Robyn L. Ackland (1989-Present) was born in rural southwest Wisconsin on her family's farm. She is the youngest of eight children. She grew up helping around the farm, milking cows and running around barefoot most days. At a young age she grew to love animals, particularly horses. Robyn always had loved reading and never would miss a chance to curl up with a good book to read. After reading so many books while dreaming of far off places and long gone times she decided that she would try to write a book of her own. So if raising four young children, taking care of the house, and homeschooling wasn't enough, she began to write her first book. Within less than a year she completed her first book and had it published. Since then she’s has published several novels and novellas. Lord willing she hopes to continue to write, she has many more stories to tell.

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