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    Banner O'Brien
    Banner O'Brien
    Banner O'Brien
    Audiobook9 hours

    Banner O'Brien

    Written by Linda Lael Miller

    Narrated by Pilar Witherspoon

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    The reissue of #1 New York Times bestselling author Linda Lael Miller's Banner O'Brien, the first installment in the Corbins series! In 1886, lovely Banner 0'Brien overcame every obstacle and won her coveted medical diploma. Still she longed to escape from Oregon...and the nightmares that left her shaking, screaming one man's name. Banner fled to the Washington Territory to accept position with Dr. Adam Corbin...arrogant, handsome, and rumor said, violent. Although Banner respected his skills, she was unnerved by the very nearness of this moody, powerful man. His past was a mystery, that would challenge her to the utmost...for Banner was determined to win Adam Corbin's heart!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateFeb 12, 2016
    ISBN9781501913532
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    Linda Lael Miller

    New York Times-bestselling author, Linda Lael Miller was born and raised in Northport, Washington. The author of over 50 novels and the daughter of a U.S. marshal, Linda has bid farewell to her home in Scottsdale, Arizona, and returned to her rural, Western roots. On the horse property in the arid Arizona desert, Linda now enjoys riding her horse Skye in the early morning sun. She has finally come home to the lifestyle that has inspired numerous award-winning historical novels including those set in the Old West.

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