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Jacquie Underdown

The Stockman's Daughter

The Stockman's Daughter

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Born and bred on her family's fourth-generation cattle farm, Maddy Carmichael has always been slated to take the reins from her traditionalist father. She's invested her life in mastering the ropes of farm management, persistently trying to prove her worth. Yet, her father continuously overlooks her contributions.

Ryder Leckie, a hard-working manager of a farm in the small Victorian town of Woodford Creek, unexpectedly finds himself in Central Queensland. Following a riding accident that befalls his boss's brother, Ryder is dispatched to assist the Carmichaels, an adventure that pulls him away from his obligations back home.

The last thing Maddy wants is an unknown man stepping into her territory, and she's not shy about letting Ryder know. Yet, when the demanding life of the farm throws challenges her way that even she finds daunting, Maddy must rely on Ryder's strength and expertise.

As they grapple with the trials of farm life, their working relationship unexpectedly transforms into something more profound. But fraternising with the stockman's daughter is against the rules. When Maddy's father uncovers the clandestine romance, Ryder is dismissed.

With everything on the line, Ryder is confronted with the fight of his life—for the woman he loves. Yet, this fight demands the greatest risk he's ever taken. Confronted with the daunting prospect of leaving her predestined path, Maddy must discover that following her heart may lead her exactly where she needs to be, even if that means forging a legacy of her own.

"The Stockman's Daughter" is a passionate exploration of love, courage, and self-discovery set against the backdrop of rural Australia. Immerse yourself in this rural romance that defies expectations and affirms the power of love and the resilience of the human spirit.

Condition: Very Good
Published: 2020
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 9798668607587
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