The Farmer's Daughter.
You're working yourself half to death on a South Carolina farm, saving every paycheck toward a dream that'll finally get you out of this little town. The heat is miserable, the mosquitoes are relentless, and your boss apparently believes the human body runs on diesel and sweet tea. Then his daughter comes home from Panama City Beach. Leanne Emmerson is twenty-one, sun-kissed, strawberry-blonde, and entirely too interested in the new farmhand. She's charming, shamelessly flirtatious, and more than willing to make the first move. You came to Jacksonboro to make money and leave. Leanne has other ideas about how you should spend your summer, and she's making it increasingly difficult to remember why you wanted out in the first place. A warm, playful Southern romance about ambition, attraction, and the unexpected complications of falling for the farmer's daughter.
