Franklin: The Sutter Brothers
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Cecily Davenport is a television news reporter sent to Apple Pie Creek to do a story on the moose, who has gone viral for his antics. But when Moosifer doesn’t show up in town for a few weeks, she’s stuck hanging out with the hunky, camera-shy bar owner.
Sparks fly when this big city girl runs up against a country boy in his small-town home. She’s determined to make Frank a star, and he’s determined never to be on camera. In this fun and quirky battle of the sexes only one of them can come out on top…
Cynthia Dees is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over 80 romances. Join her in Apple Pie Creek, Montana where clean and wholesome romance is alive and well. There will be love, laughter, and shenanigans aplenty in this sweet and whimsical series about seven bachelor brothers whose mother who is desperate to get her boys married off so she can start having grandkids.
"A delightfully light and refreshing read....Ms. Dees never lets me down...What fun. Five stars! Highly recommend..."
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About the author
Cynthia Dees is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over eighty books. She also writes romantic suspense and thrillers under the name Cindy Dees.
Cynthia has written in a variety of genres, but finally found her forever home in clean and wholesome romance. A 2-time RITA winner and five-time RITA finalist from the Romance Writers of America, she is also a Career Lifetime Achievement Award nominee from Romantic Times.
She found her own Prince Charming, a military pilot who reminds her a LOT of Captain America, and followed him around the world, ending up in Texas. They finally put down roots in the Lone Star State, started a family, and she started writing. Cynthia has a grown daughter and a very big dog named Waffles who keeps the whole household entertained with his silly antics. Cynthia loves cooking, any craft that involves needles or yarn (or both), and can be usually be found in her garden early in the morning before Texas becomes blistering hot.
