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Banjo's new song
Twenty years ago, Banjo lost his wife and son. Since then he's been satisfied to act as surrogate uncle and grandfather to the families who live in Colorado's ranching country. That is, until Sally Newcomb rides into his life. She awakens feeling in Banjo he thought had died long ago. But Sally has problems of her own. It seems her late husband acquired enemies she never knew about, and now these men are determined to take her ranch from her. Can Banjo help this proud and independent woman' And will they both accept the new song of love God wants to place in their hearts'
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- "Twenty years ago, Banjo lost his wife and son. Since then he's been satisfied to act as surrogate uncle and grandfather to the families who live in Colorado's ranching country. That is, until Sally Newcomb rides into his life. She awakens feeling in Banjo he thought had died long ago. But Sally has problems of her own. It seems her late husband acquired enemies she never knew about, and now these men are determined to take her ranch from her. Can Banjo help this proud and independent woman? And will they both accept the new song of love God wants to place in their hearts?"
- "Twenty years ago, Banjo lost his wife and son. Since then he's been satisfied to act as surrogate uncle and grandfather to the families who live in Colorado's ranching country. That is, until Sally Newcomb rides into his life. She awakens feeling in Banjo he thought had died long ago. But Sally has problems of her own. It seems her late husband acquired enemies she never knew about, and now these men are determined to take her ranch from her. Can Banjo help this proud and independent woman' And will they both accept the new song of love God wants to place in their hearts'"@en
- "Since then he's been satisfied to act as surrogate uncle and grandfather to the families who live in Colorado's ranching country. That is, until Sally Newcomb rides into his life. She handles her cattle with skills to match the best cowboy--and awakens feelings in Banjo he thought had died long ago. But Sally has problems of her own. It seems her late husband acquired enemies she never knew about, and now these men are determined to take her ranch from her. Cut fences and stampedes increasingly threaten her livelihood, and Sally struggles to carve out a life for herself and her son, Jake. Can Banjo help this proud and independent woman? And will they both accept the new song of love God wants to place in their hearts?"@en
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