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		<title>By: Terri Benson</title>
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		<description>Title:  The Deacon and The Devil
Genre:  Historical Romance, 1880&#039;s West

Jenny sighed and reined Maverick onto the trail bordering the canyon; her twin, Matt, plodding along behind. Their saddlebags bulged with a week’s worth of supplies. She tugged off her wide-brimmed hat and swiped sweat from her brow with a shrug of her shoulder. They were still several miles away from the ranch by road, but only a little more than a quarter-mile directly across the chasm. Close enough to see laundry flapping on the line in the packed dirt yard out</description>
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<p>Jenny sighed and reined Maverick onto the trail bordering the canyon; her twin, Matt, plodding along behind. Their saddlebags bulged with a week’s worth of supplies. She tugged off her wide-brimmed hat and swiped sweat from her brow with a shrug of her shoulder. They were still several miles away from the ranch by road, but only a little more than a quarter-mile directly across the chasm. Close enough to see laundry flapping on the line in the packed dirt yard out</p>
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