Amanda Cabot
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Paper Roses (Texas Dreams, #1)
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2009
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Summer of Promise (Westward Winds, #1)
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2012
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Scattered Petals (Texas Dreams, #2)
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2010
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A Stolen Heart (Cimarron Creek Trilogy #1)
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2017
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At Bluebonnet Lake (Texas Crossroads, #1)
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2014
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Christmas Roses
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2012
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Out of the Embers (Mesquite Springs, #1)
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2020
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Waiting for Spring (Westward Winds, #2)
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2012
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Tomorrow's Garden (Texas Dreams, #3)
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2011
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With Autumn's Return (Westward Winds, #3)
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2014
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"I have been a fan of Amanda Cabot’s since I fell in love with Paper Roses in 2009, and I don’t think I’ve missed reading one of her books since. (Because of that, I loved how Echoes of Sunrise tied in to two of her recent series as well as kicking of"
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One of the many things I enjoy about Ann Gabhart’s books is that she incorporates little-known � at least to me � parts of Kentucky’s history in them, blending true events with fictional characters� lives to create heartwarming and unforgettable stor ...more | |
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"Echoes of Sunrise has a marriage of convenience, a touch of faith, mystery and suspense. Gideon and Sophia have to get married for different reasons. They marry each other in name only. It was fun to see how Gideon romances Sophia. Cabot kept me read"
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If you haven’t read Regina Scott’s latest release, you’re missing an outstanding story. The first book in her new Regency series is a true delight. Who could resist a story that includes not one but two romances, a mystery, and a pug named Anastasia? ...more | |
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The term "oldie but goodie" definitely applies to this book. It may be an encore edition, meaning it's one of her older books, but it's also one of her best. ...more | |
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Camden gives us an intricately plotted story filled with fascinating details of life in New York during the Gilded Age. I was hooked from the first scene and am looking forward to reading the second in this series. | |
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Although many aspects of this book are predictable and not everything was resolved, I found the details of lobster fishing helped to elevate it above the ordinary hero-and-heroine-with-a-difficult-past story. | |
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“Her words echoed through her head as she entered her room. Ask God. She had been doing that. Or had she? Abigail stared at the floor. Had she really asked, or had she merely told God what she wanted and then waited for his approval of her plans? She feared she had done the latter. Perhaps that was why she hadn’t received an answer. Slowly, she sank to her knees and bowed her head in prayer. Father in heaven, I’m sorry. I trust you. I know you have plans for me, and they’re better than my plans. Show me your plan. There were no answers, nothing but the feeling of peace that filled her heart. That was enough for now. The answers would come.”
― Summer of Promise
― Summer of Promise
“Isn’t she wonderful?â€� Oliver’s voice held the same fatuous tone it had when he’d declared himself in love with Miss Smyth, the post’s newest laundress. Though he knew the answer to the question, Ethan couldn’t help teasing Oliver. “Isn’t who wonderful?â€� Oliver’s eyes widened, as if the answer should be apparent. “Miss Harding. Abigail. She’s the most wonderful woman I’ve ever met.â€� Ethan wouldn’t disagree with that assessment, even though he could not imagine Abigail as Mrs. Oliver Seton. “You think she’s wonderful even though she refused you?â€� “She’ll change her mind. I know she will. I tell you, Ethan, she’s the woman for me, even if she’s not as beautiful as her sister.â€� Ethan blinked in surprise. “You think Charlotte’s prettier than Abigail?â€� Oliver nodded. “Any man with eyes can see that, but Jeffrey spotted her first. Lucky man. Abigail’s next best.â€� The thought of Abigail as second best made Ethan clench his fists. Charlotte had a head filled with air. She would never have tried to help him out of the doldrums as Abigail had done, for she would not have even known he had sunk into the mire. Second best? Hah! “You’re crazy, Oliver. Anyone can see that Abigail’s twice the woman Charlotte is. I’m not denying that Charlotte is pretty, but Abigail is in a class of her own.â€� Oliver’s eyes narrowed as he regarded Ethan. “It sounds like you’re interested in her yourself.â€� Ridiculous. The thought was absurd. “Of course I’m not. I’m only pointing out the facts.â€� “I’m warning you, Ethan. You may outrank me, but you’d better not be setting your sights on Miss Harding, because I aim to marry her.â€� Without waiting for a reply, Oliver stalked away.”
― Summer of Promise
― Summer of Promise
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