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    Notice of Appeal: Bourbonland Book 2: Bourbonland, #2

    By Jennifer Bramseth

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    Milla McCracken is the chief justice's trusted staff attorney, soon on her way to any job she wants. As her legal career starts, the last thing she needs is a distraction, especially in the form of an attractive co-worker.

     

    But not just any co-worker. Enter Leo Labrot, the newest and youngest justice.

     

    Milla and Leo are drawn to each other from the moment they meet, a bond that deepens when they open up about their pasts. Yet a relationship between a justice and staff attorney could seriously discredit the Court--and a scheming insider is more than willing to take advantage of the situation.

     

    Notice of Appeal is the second book in the Bourbonland contemporary romance series.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWoodford Press
    Release dateJun 30, 2017
    ISBN9781386061946
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    Notice of Appeal: Bourbonland Book 2: Bourbonland, #2
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    Jennifer Bramseth

    Jennifer Bramseth is an attorney who lives in Kentucky next to a horse farm and within minutes of several legendary bourbon distilleries.

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