Julie Hiltner

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Her hair isn’t as light as it used to be. Probably because the sun isn’t beating down on it during long trail rides like it used to. It’s sad to see her typical golden locks not shining like they used to. “Are you going to keep staring?” Mare asks, interrupting my thoughts. It’s probably for the best. I slap the truck, smirking at her as I shake my head. Pippa’s always scolding me about how I need to smile more, especially when it comes to customers. I’ve told her countless times that my face wasn’t meant to smile. Yet, I’ve been in the presence of Mare for five minutes, and I’ve already ...more
Rewrite Our Story (Sutten Mountain, #1)
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