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    Buffalo Valley

    By Debbie Macomber

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    In this charming volume, Buffalo Valley faces a new challenge. Everyone thinks Vaughn Kyle has come to town to meet Hassie Knight. After all, Vaughn was named after Hassie's dead son, and this is the first time he's come to town. What the folks in town don't know is that Vaughn's fiancée, Natalie Nichols, works for the Value-X conglomerate, and that Natalie has asked Vaughn to use this visit as a scouting trip to evaluate Buffalo Valley as a location for one of their superstores. If that store gets built, it will be goodbye Main Street, including Hassie Knight's drugstore.

    Once Vaughn meets Hassie's assistant, Carrie Hendrickson, it doesn't take long for him to realize that he's facing one of the most important choices of his life. He's caught between Value-X and Buffalo Valley, between Natalie's corporate savvy and Carrie's country-girl smarts, and between the future he always envisioned for himself and the appealing way of life that he glimpsed in the unique little town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin MIRA
    Release dateAug 1, 2009
    ISBN9781426843662
    Author

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    • 4/5
      I am very sorry to read the last book in the series. Enjoyed the series and this book and how the characters connected.
    • 3/5
      rabck from fathermurphy; add on to the Dakota triology as a Christmas book. Vaughn comes to town under false pretenses. He wants to visit with woman who's deceased soldier he's named after, and he's taking a job with the conglomerate, and his girlfriend (who also works for Value-X) wants him to see the lay of the land. Only he falls in love with Buffalo Valley and one of the single gals, quitting his job and buying the Value-X land with the town to put in a Feed store.
    • 5/5
      Acquired via BookCrossing 10 Dec 2009 - bookringBuffalo Valley series no 4 - hooray! All the old favourites are back, with enough of their back story to remember them but not enough to make it slow - Macomber is so good at this. Vaughn Kyle thinks he knows what he wants out of life till a quick visit to the magical small town starts to work on him and his conscience. Happily, a Christmas story in part, which made this a nice time to read it. A very quick read but a good'un as always.