Mail-Order Holiday Brides - Home for Christmas / Snowflakes for Dry Creek (Dry Creek)

Name: Mail-Order Holiday Brides
Price: 2.47 EUR
Author: Jillian Hart
ISBN: 9781472008046

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Jillian Hart, Janet Tronstad

Mills & Boon
Paru le : 01/12/2012

THE BEST GIFTS ARE ALWAYS UNEXPECTED Home for Christmas by Jillian Hart Christina Eberlee is desperate for the safe haven promised to her... > Lire la suite

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THE BEST GIFTS ARE ALWAYS UNEXPECTED Home for Christmas by Jillian Hart Christina Eberlee is desperate for the safe haven promised to her by the Montana man whose bridal ad she answered. Yet she can't forget the handsome marshal who helps her on the journey. Maybe venturing from her planned path could lead Christina to the home she was truly meant to find. Snowflakes for Dry Creek by Janet Tronstad "Maybe you could marry her." Gabe Stone's niece and nephew long for a mother just like the mail-order bride Gabe's brother sent for and then abandoned.
Yet in making the children's Christmas dreams come true, Gabe and Annabelle may discover the most precious gift of the holidays is love.

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Date de parution : 01/12/2012
Editeur : Mills & Boon
ISBN : 978-1-4720-0804-6
EAN : 9781472008046
Format : ePub
Nb. de pages : 224 pages

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- Pages : 224
- Protection num. : Contenu protégé

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Jillian Hart grew up on the original homestead where her family still lives, went to high school where Twin Peaks was filmed, earned an English degree, and has travelled extensively. When Jillian's not writing her stories, she reads, stops for café mochas, and hikes through the pine forests near her home in Washington State. Janet Tronstad grew up on her family's farm in central Montana and now lives in Pasadena, California where she is always at work on her next book.
She has written over thirty books, many of them set in the fictitious town of Dry Creek, Montana where the men spend the winters gathered around the potbellied stove in the hardware store and the women make jelly in the fall.