But every time he called, she chickened out. Plus, he was so much more interested in pointing out all the ways that the dude ranch didn’t make the cut for an investment Brooks International should ever support. The problem was, as much as Dana loved the farm and wanted the dude ranch to thrive, Ryan was right. In the past two weeks, ever since she’d managed to get insurance—and since she and John had admitted their feelings for each other—they’d completed the website, prepared the tent area, composed daily activities and schedules and advertised in every publication Dana could find, as well as the largest newspapers and radio stations across the Southeast. When that only yielded a few phone calls, and no reservations, Dana expanded her budget and extended her advertising to larger cities across the United States, thinking families in the bigger cities would find the change of pace a wonderful attraction for their summer vacation. But still, not a single reservation.
What do You think about Heart Of A Rancher (2012)?
