Spitfire Sweetheart: A Four Weddings and A Kiss Novella

<p>It's 1885 and five preachers sit around a campfire out West, trading stories of unlikely couples they've seen God bring together. This is one of those stories . . .</p><br><p>She's reckless spitfire and, thanks to her, he's a wreck . . .</p><br><p>Maisy Place didn't mean for Ryan to come to any harm. She was just looking for a quiet space to nurse her wounded pride after he'd hurt her feelings. But then she wandered onto Ryan's property and into a heap of trouble. Ryan rescued her from a charging grizzly only to find himself with serious breaks and bruises.</p><br><p>Maisy sheepishly agrees when her father insists that she nurse the wounded Ryan back to health as penance. And when his ranch hand leaves him high-and-dry just weeks before a critical cattle sale, Maisy steps in to help. Her cowboy-like ways that have always driven him crazy may ultimately prove to be his salvation . . . and pave the way to their romance.</p><br><p>&quot;Nobody tugs a heart or a smile quite like Mary Connealy . . . she is a master storyteller who leaves her readers both breathless . . . and breathless for more.&quot; - Julie Lessman, award-winning author of The Daughters of Boston (on &quot;Winter Wedding Bells&quot; in A Bride for All Seasons) </p><br><p>&quot;Christian novelist Connealy writes to tickle the funny bone and tease heartstrings.&quot; - Publishers Weekly</p>