While their relationship didn’t seem to be following any predetermined plan, it was amazing.
The Living River Ranch has served thousands of visitors throughout its many years of operation through the love and commitment of Margaret, Matthew, and their families. It is time to expand the ranch toward a higher calling, answering the need to support the next generation of youth with many new life challenges. This second ranch is located in Northern Michigan on an abandoned, century-owned farm. The eight-bedroom main farmhouse and barn need significant work to provide a place for healing for many new clients. This new business venture is the talk of the town, and support is readily available to make "Loving River Ranch" an amazing success.
Brigitta is determined to make good on the windfall she just inherited. Unfortunately, the dilapidated homestead and massive buildings left by her parents in disrepair, may end up a larger challenge than she expected. Brigitta decides to travel to Living River Ranch to plead her case with surprising backing from the Katzen family. The only major roadblock to her groundbreaking comes in the form of Riggs. The man doesn't want all of the craziness that opening the new ranch will bring.
Riggs is a simple man that loves his peace and quiet. However, that life may now be in jeopardy when the Loving River Ranch team approaches him to do the infrastructure survey for the new ranch. He finds himself being worn down as he takes on the survey work, and all the while, Brigitta's dedication to this project begins to win him over in ways he could never have imagined.
Can he get the job done and return to his sheltered existence? Or is he about to meet a purpose higher than anything he dreamed of?
The Loving River Ranch series is based upon Ecclesiastes 3 9-14 (NIV). "From Their Toil," is the first book in this extended two-part twelve-book series. Download this clean romance book to make you feel good about yourself and your world.
Genre: Romance
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