My Girl
Gambling Hearts Book 3
by Jacquie Biggar
Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Trish had planned for her wedding since she was a young girl. She still had the scrapbooks she’d used after carefully cutting out the perfect dress, bouquet, flowers, venue—everything her twelve-year-old mind could dream up. And nowhere in that sacred journal would she find pictures of a back-country wedding.
Funny how perfect it sounded now.
She picked up her hairbrush and ran it needlessly through her hair before tying it back with a velvet ribbon. “I don’t think I’m ready to get married,” she said, fiddling with the oversized diamond on her finger.
“Um, does your fiancé know this?” Sophia asked, moving to Trish’s side. “If you need to talk—”
“No. Thank you though.” Trish met her empathic gaze and cursed her rambling tongue. “Put it down to bridal nerves. I’ll be fine tomorrow.”
Sophia took the brush from Trish’s fingers and grasped her hand. “I realize we aren’t buddies—yet—but my brother fell in love with you at one time and that tells me that you’re someone I need to get to know better.” She smiled at Trish’s start of surprise. “Did you think it was a secret? My brothers don’t keep much from me, I’m too nosey.” She laughed.
Trish squeezed her hand before letting it go. She was beginning to hate this trip and what it was turning her into.
“You’re wrong, Aaron and I were… friends, but that ended a long time ago. It was a casual relationship that ran its course. We weren’t exactly compatible—I mean, he’s country and I’m a city girl through and through. It never would have worked.”
Sophia opened her mouth to say something but was interrupted by a banging on the door that had both women flinching.
“Hey, Trish,” Kyle called out from the other side of the heavy wood panels. “Hurry up, I’m hungry. Let’s hope it’s healthier than the swill they’ve served so far.”
Trish glared a hole in the door before turning to apologize to their hostess. “He’s usually better than this, I’m so sorry.”
Sophia shrugged it off. “Men. You can’t live with them and you can’t bury them in the backyard for the coyotes to find. The law frowns on that sort of thing.”
They looked at each other and grinned before opening the door to an irate fiancé.
Love the cover! The excerpt was great can’t wait to see what happens.
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Thank you, Courtney! These two don’t have an easy time of it. 🙂
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Big CONGRATULATIONS, Jacquie!
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Thanks, Mary! Release day is always a mixed bag of emotions, lol
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Yes, I agree.
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Congrats on your launch! It looks wonderful–I mean, even the pup recommends it!
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Lol, yes. He’s stealing the spotlight 🙂
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Congratulatiosn Jacquie!!! And that picture with the dog is priceless!!!
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Thanks, Sophie! Isn’t he cute? 🙂
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Sounds like a good read.
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Thank you, Rita!
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The cover is awesome and I loved the excerpt. Sounds like a really good book. The picture of the dog holding the book is great! (He/she is adorable)
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Thank you, Martha! This is the third in the series, but they easily read as standalones. I hope you give it a try 🙂
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Congrats on the new release, Jacquie! The pic with the furry friend is so stinkin’ cute!
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Lol, he should have been ON my cover!
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I love the cover and excerpt. This sounds like a must read for me. Thank you for the sale price and giveaway.
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Yay! Thank you, Beatrice 🙂 I hope you enjoy the story.
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Happy Release Day! (I already have my tour post scheduled.) Wishing you all the best.
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Thank you so much, Staci! Appreciate your support ❤
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No questions. I like the cover – it’s pretty cool.
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Thank you, Mary. Covers by Kay did a wonderful job!
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This book has a great cover, and the author has a helpful dog.
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Lol, I wish she was mine 🙂
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Congratulations Jacquie, it sounds like a great story.
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Thanks, Carla. I’m very excited to share Aaron’s story 🙂
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