
An Englishwoman’s joke about marrying a rich NZ sheep farmer backfires when she ends up next door to one in a classic clean enemies-to-lovers romance.
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An Englishwoman’s joke about marrying a rich NZ sheep farmer backfires when she ends up next door to one in a classic clean enemies-to-lovers romance.
"Eligible bachelors in New Zealand" Marty Reddington felt such an outlandish claim deserved the joke she made about landing a rich sheep farmer. She did not sail from England to New Zealand only in search of a prosperous farmer for a husband but she was attractive and a good cook to boot so she wasn't likely to remain unattached for long. The only question was - which prosperous farmer would it be? It never entered her head that anyone would take her seriously, but someone had: Philip Griffiths,...
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Attraction, banter, and kissing; closed-door clean romance typical of the era.
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Heroine is a minister’s daughter; light faith background references.
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult or demonology content present
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