Ballad of the Blue-Eyed Cowboy and Me
Jill RothenbergRomance, ranch life, and the reality of a city girl at who will probably never, in the words of singer Alan Jackson, "go country."
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 14 |
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City girl, writer, editor, trailrunner who will never ride a horse or eat meat. Manhattan-born ranch and small-town dweller. Not a cowgirl but here for the fashion.
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