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    My Name Is Nell

    By Laura Abbot

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    Brady Logan never expected to find Nell Porter when he left California. He didn't even know he was looking for her.

    After the death of his wife and child, Brady Logan barely felt like living, never mind loving again. Meeting Nell has somehow made him want to do both. She's nothing like the people he knew in the past, but he's ready to leave all that behind anyway.

    How could he know that Nell harbours a secret that makes it impossible for them to ever be together?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460855874
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    Laura Abbot

    Laura Abbot , a career educator, and her husband built their retirement home in Arkansas in 1992.  After selling to Harlequin Superromance in 1994, she  committed to creating stories with happy endings and now writes for Love Inspired Historical.  Mother of five and grandmother of eleven, Laura enjoys traveling with her husband.  Her ideal day, though, is curling up with a good book on her lakeview porch.

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