Bluegrass HeroSteeple Hill, 2008 M08 1 - 224 pages Kentucky horsemen clean up their act Dust-covered men who smell like horses are the norm at Gil Sorrent's farm. Until a trip to Emily Montague's bath shop changes their lives. Suddenly, Gil's lovelorn farmhands are sparkling clean and attracting women instead of working! So Gil barges into the shop, surprised to find Emily, his pretty polar opposite, selling soap by the truckload. Suddenly everyone in town is not only cleaner—they're nicer. And when our bluegrass hero tries out the soap for himself, love-shy Emily better watch out! Kentucky Corners: With God's helping hand, three shopkeepers ring up sales, surprises and love. |
Contents
Chapter Thirteen | 106 |
Chapter Fourteen | 115 |
Chapter Fifteen | 123 |
Chapter Sixteen | 129 |
Chapter Seventeen | 139 |
Chapter Eighteen | 150 |
Chapter Nineteen | 158 |
Chapter Twenty | 166 |
Chapter Four | 33 |
Chapter Five | 45 |
Chapter Six | 53 |
Chapter Seven | 61 |
Chapter Eight | 69 |
Chapter Nine | 79 |
Chapter Ten | 85 |
Chapter Eleven | 92 |
Chapter Twelve | 98 |
Chapter TwentyOne | 174 |
Chapter TwentyTwo | 182 |
Chapter TwentyThree | 190 |
Chapter TwentyFour | 195 |
Epilogue | 201 |
Questions for Discussion | 206 |
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