Carrying The Rancher's Heir (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
She had photo frames set up on each of the side tables for them to add a picture of their family or a special friend to keep them company during their one-week stay. Small compact alarm clocks shared the table space. The children would have to set them at night so they wouldn’t be late for the breakfast call in the morning. She kept thinking of how to occupy the children’s time in the most beneficial ways possible. She set up a library area in the far end of the bunkhouse and was in the process of collecting books that would be of interest for the appropriate age range. She’d kept busy this past week, finding and buying books to add to the library’s collection. She’d stocked fun, light stories and songbooks for the younger children, teenage novels for the ones a little older. For all, she’d supplied an array of books on horses, cattle and ranching. Setting up the general store gave her the most joy. She’d written up a list of daily chores the children would have to accomplish in order to earn tokens toward something they wanted to buy.
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