by Fern Michaels
With lively prose, unforgettable characters, and a touch of mischievous wit, Fern Michaels creates vivid reading experiences in all of her acclaimed USA Today and New York Times bestselling novels. Now, she inspires and entertains with a touching tale of the transforming power of love and a woman whose broken heart finds more room for the simple pleasures of family and home, and for discovering true love in the last place she expected.
"Michaels' talent for crafting quirky characters and gratifying narratives makes every page shine." - Booklist.
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