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    Blame it on the Bet

    By L.E. Rico

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    Welcome to Mayhem, Minnesota, where the cats wear sweaters, the local priest dispenses dating advice, and you can find your fortune in the bottom of a pie tin…

    When her family's pub is threatened with foreclosure, Hennessy O'Halloran and her three sisters are determined to raise enough money to keep it out of the hands of the Los Angeles real-estate developer trying to raze it and replace it with a—no, thank you—multiplex theater.

    Bryan Truitt always gets what he wants. And what he wants is the sweet corner property on Mayhem's Main Street where O'Halloran's Pub sits. But his "quick business" turns into more than he bargains for when he meets the feisty Hennessy. Next thing he knows, he's betting her he can outlast Mayhem's punishing winter in time to make the pub his, or he'll gift it to her…for free.

    Hennessy knows better than to flirt with the enemy. But suddenly Bryan's not sure which he wants more…the property or the woman who owns it.

    Each book in the Whiskey Sisters series is STANDALONE:
    * Blame it on the Bet
    * Mischief and Mayhem
    * Mistletoe in Mayhem Boxed Set

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateSep 11, 2017
    ISBN9781640633742

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