Authors: Erin Knightley
Learning to Ride (9 page)
ERIN KNIGHTLEY
is the
USA Today
bestselling author of a dozen published works, including seven historical romance novels. Initially deciding to pursue a sensible career in science, she eventually came to her senses, leaving her practical side behind in order to write full-time. Together with her tall, dark, and handsome husband, and their three spoiled mutts, she is living her own Happily Ever After in North Carolina.
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ISBN 978-0-316-27637-5
E3-20160608-DA-NF