MARY KIT CAELSTO (Cont.)
SPINS ARE WILD
BLURB EXCERPT
Lora’s in the middle of a messy divorce with her bull
rider ex-husband. Just because she left the WBR circuit
and is making a name for herself as a trainer, now his
buckle bunny of a girlfriend thinks she can take half of
Lora’s farm, her two best horses, and even her truck and
trailer in the divorce and do the same thing. Lora’s tired
of propping up Billy and it is long past time he learned to
cowboy up and take responsibility for his own life. She’s
swearing off men for good. Until her best friend intro-
duces her to an up and coming D-series barrel racer with
plans of his own. Air whooshed from Lora’s lungs. Her throat tight-
ened and she took a long drink of cold water; she would
not cry. She refused to cry. Just because her ex had gotten
himself stomped by a bull and broken both of his legs,
taking him out of the season, he thought he could take
her livelihood to finance his medical bills. She’d been on
him about insurance. He’d told her he was good. He did-
n’t need it. His sponsors would carry him through. Funny
how they’d abandoned him now that he was possibly
done with his career, not just this season.
She scanned the list. Of course both Lolly and Badger
were on it, as was the farm and all equipment included.
Her truck and trailer rig were included, as was the house
and land. Some things, like her interest in an equine
events facility, she cared less about. Of course, he hadn’t
included his assets, which Lora knew were considerable.
He hadn’t been pleased when she’d settled down and
started her training operation; this was his way of getting
back.
Lora rubbed the bridge of her nose. They had simply
grown apart. Why couldn’t he see that?
Note: This women’s fiction story contains romantic ele-
ments and the romantic plot grows stronger as the series
continues.
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