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Burnt | Karly Lane

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He came home to heal. She came home to start over. Can first love reignite without one of them getting burnt? Sebastian Taylor and Rebecca Whiteman were country town high school sweethearts dreaming of a future together when an accident one night forever changed their destiny ... Eighteen years after the tragedy, newly divorced Rebecca returns to the small town she left behind, to start a new life. Seb, now an elite SAS soldier in the Australian Army, arrives home to his farm, injured and grieving, to face a town that hasn't forgotten and a father who has never understood him. Rebecca has enough problems of her own without adding Seb Taylor to the mix: a failed marriage, two children to support and a persistent mysterious caller. The last thing she needs is her first love making a sudden reappearance in her life. Seb doesn't want to get mixed up in Rebecca's life. He came home to heal his wounds, both old and new, but can he do it without getting burnt?

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Burnt | Karly Lane

Take heart, fellow home-cooks, no matter your experience level, sometimes you‘ll look right at the metal probe of the meat thermometer sticking out of the pork tenderloin that you‘ve pulled out of the 425 degree oven, and you‘ll think, “don‘t touch that, it‘s hot,” and then you‘ll grab it with your bare fingers anyway, because your brain didn‘t keep up with your mouth. #ouch

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