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Winter Stock : A Small-Town Romance (Flint Hollow Book 4)

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The winter bills every kindness, so she answers with the full protocol.

Willa Hargrove opened a mobile vet practice in Flint Hollow with a borrowed truck, a kit she inventories by headlamp, and a patched calf blanket too small for grown stock. Three years of mixed practice near Grand Island taught her that every calf deserves the full protocol. Five weeks of solo calls teach her that a bill handed at midnight can read as anything but care.

Boone Ivers farms 480 acres with a 60-head herd and counts every bag of feed twice. A widower with 2 kids, Ada 8 and Owen 6, he promised them on burial day that the herd holds, and he works longer instead of asking. When the freeze warning lands and the co-op spikes 22% after a short hay year, his thrift and her protocol collide at the same fence line, and neither one is wrong about the winter.

  • A mobile vet, a widowed farmer, and a blizzard that charges for both
  • A patched calf blanket, mended twice and still short on one side
  • A herd-share plan neither could carry alone

When the quarantine scare turns her precision into a price in the town's eyes, she stops billing. When the sell-off pressure turns his thrift into a sale, he withdraws from it. What holds is built feed sack by feed sack, night check by night check, until weigh-in day and a second blanket pieced a generation ago.

Clean and closed-door romance, dual POV, a slow-burn winter with a guaranteed happy ending.

You find out what a herd is worth when care survives the ledger.

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Details

  • ISBN-13: 9798178175927
  • ISBN-10: 9798178175927
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 0.26 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.29 pounds
  • Page Count: 124

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