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September Falls: A Clean Contemporary Romance
Amelia Weaver relocated to Whitefish, Montana with her eight-year-old son, Jacob. With her divorce finalized, she is ready to treat the animals of Whitefish and move on with her life. On her first day at the clinic, she meets Jack Greene, when he brings in his dog for his regular shots. Their first meeting could have gone better.
Jack is the owner of Greener Pastures, a ranch that teaches anyone and everyone who comes how to ride a horse. Wanting Jacob to be a well-rounded, Amelia signs him up for horseback riding lessons. Jack is excited to teach young Jacob how to ride, and encourages Amelia to try it as well.
When Jack asks Amelia out on a date, she hesitates, but accepts. What happens next is a surprise to everyone as these two learn more about love, trust, and acceptance. Join these two as they navigate a new relationship, work, and Jacob. How is Amelia going to tell her son she’s falling for his riding instructor?
Don’t miss out on this laugh-out-loud quick romance, that is sure to warm the hearts of those who read it.
Jack is the owner of Greener Pastures, a ranch that teaches anyone and everyone who comes how to ride a horse. Wanting Jacob to be a well-rounded, Amelia signs him up for horseback riding lessons. Jack is excited to teach young Jacob how to ride, and encourages Amelia to try it as well.
When Jack asks Amelia out on a date, she hesitates, but accepts. What happens next is a surprise to everyone as these two learn more about love, trust, and acceptance. Join these two as they navigate a new relationship, work, and Jacob. How is Amelia going to tell her son she’s falling for his riding instructor?
Don’t miss out on this laugh-out-loud quick romance, that is sure to warm the hearts of those who read it.
- GenresRomance
47 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 28, 2021
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April 22, 2025
4 1/2 stars. Short and sweet
Part of the calendar book series.
Amelia and her son, Jacob are hurting, just trying to get over the family falling apart. Amelia is lucky to have her sister close now, but her son really misses his Dad. Her first day at the vet office, she meets a not so nice dog daddy. Or at least she thinks. Turns out he gives horseback riding lessons. (Enter Jack).
Great little story. I am so tired of all these 400-500 page books even if they are on my phone or kindle. Too long
I have marked as free but not sure if was direct from author or a giveaway. I’m trying to document better now that I’m more practiced. As of today, free on Kindle. So maybe I just got as free download there.
Part of the calendar book series.
Amelia and her son, Jacob are hurting, just trying to get over the family falling apart. Amelia is lucky to have her sister close now, but her son really misses his Dad. Her first day at the vet office, she meets a not so nice dog daddy. Or at least she thinks. Turns out he gives horseback riding lessons. (Enter Jack).
Great little story. I am so tired of all these 400-500 page books even if they are on my phone or kindle. Too long
I have marked as free but not sure if was direct from author or a giveaway. I’m trying to document better now that I’m more practiced. As of today, free on Kindle. So maybe I just got as free download there.
October 10, 2023
Short and sweet cowboy romance
After her sad divorce, the vet geowner ts a new job in her sister's Montana town and then signs up her young son for riding lessons. The instructor turns out to be the owner of a dog she just saw for his annual ch heckup and shots. She had not been impressed by the man. He is patient and kind to her son and talks her into a lesson too. He eventually explains that he is shy and uncomfortable with strangers, and also divorced. She can relate, feeling the same way. They start going out, and though the book doesn't end with happily ever after, the reader can tell it is on the way.
After her sad divorce, the vet geowner ts a new job in her sister's Montana town and then signs up her young son for riding lessons. The instructor turns out to be the owner of a dog she just saw for his annual ch heckup and shots. She had not been impressed by the man. He is patient and kind to her son and talks her into a lesson too. He eventually explains that he is shy and uncomfortable with strangers, and also divorced. She can relate, feeling the same way. They start going out, and though the book doesn't end with happily ever after, the reader can tell it is on the way.
December 30, 2021
Jack didn't provide the best first impression to Amelia but he wins her over with his care and attention to her son Jacob. However, they have both been burned before and she finds a reason to push him away at the first sign of trouble. Even though this was a short story, I would have liked an epilogue following up on their romance.
March 22, 2022
Such a fun romance!! Quick and easy, this got me out of a pretty bad reading slump and I was able to finish it on my bus ride home. Really cute, perfect romance for a casual Friday night!
September 16, 2024
A clean next door second chance at finding happiness read, with a 10 year old who is not happy moving so far away from friends and family.
August 20, 2025
It was an adorable short story. I wanted more.
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