Warner and Laura / Giles Tippette.

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Tippette, Giles [author.]

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TextSeries: Warner Grayson ; 6 | Tippette, Giles, Warner Grayson novel ; 6.Publication details: Thorndike, Maine : Center Point Large Print, 2019.Edition: Center Point large print editionDescription: 453 pages (large print) ; 23 cmISBN:

9781643584041
1643584049

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PS3570.I6 W37 2019b

Summary: "Warner Grayson and his wife Laura are perfect partners in the horse business. But they've become sparring partners in their marriage. Warner's stiff-necked pride over having a wife with a lot more money than he has turned their sparks of passion into hot, angry words. Now Laura has packed her bags and left the ranch-- and maybe their life together. A fighter, not a poet, a horseman, not a city sophisticate, Warner is out of his element when he follows Laura to the town of Jefferson. He finds a smooth-talking dandy already offering Laura a shoulder to cry on and scheming to claim her. In a conventional war of the sexes, Warner may lose his woman. But he's determined to win her back, without his fists or gun, but with his faith and the still, silent language of his heart."--back cover.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Large Print	Pop-Up Library Large print Fiction	Fiction	TIPP (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		A00776821

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Originally published in 1995.

"Warner Grayson and his wife Laura are perfect partners in the horse business. But they've become sparring partners in their marriage. Warner's stiff-necked pride over having a wife with a lot more money than he has turned their sparks of passion into hot, angry words. Now Laura has packed her bags and left the ranch-- and maybe their life together. A fighter, not a poet, a horseman, not a city sophisticate, Warner is out of his element when he follows Laura to the town of Jefferson. He finds a smooth-talking dandy already offering Laura a shoulder to cry on and scheming to claim her. In a conventional war of the sexes, Warner may lose his woman. But he's determined to win her back, without his fists or gun, but with his faith and the still, silent language of his heart."--back cover.

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