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Also by Deeanne Gist:

A Bride Most Begrudging, June 2017
Mass Market Paperback
Tiffany Girl, May 2015
Paperback / e-Book
Fair Play, May 2014
Paperback / e-Book
It Happened At The Fair, May 2013
Paperback / e-Book
Love On The Line, October 2011
Paperback
Maid To Match, June 2010
Paperback
Deep in the Heart of Trouble, June 2008
Paperback
Measure of a Lady, June 2006
Hardcover

Fair Play
Deeanne Gist

Howard Books
May 2014
On Sale: May 6, 2014
Featuring: Billy Jack Tate; Hunter Scott
464 pages
ISBN: 1451692412
EAN: 9781451692419
Kindle: B00DPM7YPO
Paperback / e-Book
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Women's Fiction | Women's Fiction Historical

From the bestselling author of It Happened at the Fair comes a historical love story about a lady doctor and a Texas Ranger who meet at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.

Saddled with a man’s name, the captivating Billy Jack Tate makes no apologies for taking on a man’s profession. As a doctor at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, she is one step closer to having her very own medical practice—until Hunter Scott asks her to give it all up to become his wife.

Hunter is one of the elite. A Texas Ranger and World’s Fair guard specifically chosen for his height, physique, character, and skill. Hailed as the toughest man west of any place east, he has no patience for big cities and women who think they belong anywhere but home…

Despite their difference of opinion on the role of women, Hunter and Billy find a growing attraction between them— until Hunter discovers an abandoned baby in the corner of a White City exhibit. He and Billy team up to make sure this foundling isn’t left in the slums of Chicago with only the flea-riddled, garbage-infested streets for a playground. As they fight for the underprivileged children in the Nineteenth Ward, an entire Playground Movement is birthed. But when the Fair comes to an end, one of them will have to give up their dream.

Will Billy exchange her doctor’s shingle for the domesticated role of a southern wife, or will Hunter abandon the wide open spaces of home for a life in the “gray city,” a woman who insists on being the wage earner, and a group of ragamuffins who need more than a playground for breathing space?

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1 comment posted.

Re: Fair Play

I just finished reading this, and Gist's earlier IT HAPPENED
AT THE FAIR. Wonderful stories!
(Diana Troldahl 11:33am June 16, 2014)