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On the Blackfeet reservation near Glacier Park, a she-wolf awaits. Will Dr. Carrie Nelson answer its call?
Listening for Drums ($15.95, 264 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-611-3) is Robin Strachan’s third work of women’s fiction/contemporary romance. A doctor dedicated to helping the Blackfeet Indians must choose between her calling and her fiancé and family.
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Small towns harbor big secrets.
Seven Wings to Glory ($15.95, 304 pp., IBSN: 978-1-60381-599-4) is a work of women’s contemporary fiction by Kathleen M. Rodgers. A woman whose son is fighting in Afghanistan uses her newspaper column to expose a shameful legacy of racism in her small Texas town. Seven Wings to Glory is the sequel to […]
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Lisa, Claire, and Toni don’t have much, but they do have each other.
In Snowdrops in Summer ($15.95, 330 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-272-6), a work of women’s fiction by Helen Duggan, three friends who start a detective agency soon find themselves out of their depth.
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His affair broke her heart and divided their family. But when you believe in feng shui, everything is by design.
Designing Hearts ($15.95, 332 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-260-3) is a contemporary romance by Robin Strachan. A successful professional woman is thrown off balance by her celebrity husband’s very public affair, but she finds her footing, thanks to her […]
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Johnnie Come Lately ($14.95, 292 pp., ISBN: 978-1-60381-215-3), is a work of Women’s Contemporary fiction by Kathleen M. Rodgers. Despite an outwardly happy existence as a wife and mother, Johnnie Kitchen yearns for a way to fulfill her dreams and end her nightmares.
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Not my Kid … (ISBN: 978-1-60381-840-7, 280 pp., $17.95), by Mary Billiter, is a work of contemporary fiction about a single mother and newspaper reporter whose child becomes a suspect in a case that she is covering.
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We’ll Have The Summer (308 pp, $15.95, ISBN: 978-1-60381-837-7), by Dutch Henry, is a heartwarming novel about love, life and horses.
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“This book was very touching. I absolutely dearly loved it. I highly recommend it to […]
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