（外文电子版资料）Roberts, Nora - MacGregors 6 - The Winning Hand.docVIP

The Winnign Hand Nora Roberts MacGregors - book 6 Contents HYPERLINK \l chapter_2 Chapter One HYPERLINK \l chapter_3 Chapter Two HYPERLINK \l chapter_4 Chapter Three HYPERLINK \l chapter_5 Chapter Four HYPERLINK \l chapter_6 Chapter Five HYPERLINK \l chapter_7 Chapter Six HYPERLINK \l chapter_8 Chapter Seven HYPERLINK \l chapter_9 Chapter Eight HYPERLINK \l chapter_10 Chapter Nine HYPERLINK \l chapter_11 Chapter Ten HYPERLINK \l chapter_12 Chapter Eleven HYPERLINK \l chapter_13 Chapter Twelve MacGregor Family Tree Chapter One HYPERLINK \l Contents Contents - HYPERLINK \l chapter_3 Next When her car sputtered and died a mile outside of Las Vegas, Darcy Wallace seriously considered staying where she was and baking to death under the brutal desert sun. She had $9.37 left in her pocket and a long stretch of road behind her that led to nowhere. She was lucky to have even that pitiful amount of cash on her, as her purse had been stolen outside a diner in Utah the night before. The rubbery chicken sandwich was the last meal shed had, and she figured the stray ten shed found in her pocket was the last miracle she could expect. Both her job and her home in Kansas were gone. She had no family and no one to go back to. She felt shed had every reason for tossing her clothes into a suitcase and driving away from what had been, and what would have been, had she remained. Shed driven west simply because her car had been pointing in that direction and shed taken it as a sign. Shed promised herself an adventure, a personal odyssey and a new, improved life. Reading about plucky young women who braved the world, carved a path, took risks and blithely accepted challenges was no longer enough. Or so shed told herself as the miles had clicked away on the odometer of her ancient and sickly sedan. It was time to take something for herself, or at least to try. If she had stayed, she would have fallen in line. Again. Done what she was told. Again. And spent her li